Family, I’m hitting the road again, heading to one of my favorite places and what I consider my second home, Nebraska! Tomorrow, I’ve been invited to a school book fair in Omaha , where I’ll also have the opportunity to speak with middle school students about our 50 Yard Challenge. I’m excited to share our mission and hopefully inspire more young people to make a difference in their communities!
Afterward, I’ll head to Fort Dodge, Iowa, to finally meet two amazing brothers who completed our 50 Yard Challenge a few weeks ago. I was supposed to visit them during my Breast Cancer Awareness Tour, but one of the brothers had undergone heart surgery. Thankfully, he’s now recovered! The two lawnmowers stolen from my van in Louisiana were actually meant for these brothers. I’m grateful that I’ll finally get to meet them Friday morning, present their equipment, and celebrate their accomplishment before heading home to Huntsville, Alabama!
Once a soldier, always a soldier. Happy Veterans Day to my fellow veterans and your families. Proud to honor those who chose to serve something bigger than themselves.
God bless America. 🇺🇸
@sanevoice53@educator4ever36 Today a student was denied an IEP. The mother expressed that she thought that if he had an IEP he couldn’t get suspended. This was in response to his current 5 day suspension. Yeah, parents need some education.
To all Active Duty Military and Veterans: please accept our invitation to get a FREE Original Double Steakburger, Beef Tallow Fries and a Patriot Shake on Wednesday, November 11.
Thank you for your service! 🇺🇸
Behavior minutes are snacks, walks, naps, special lunches & sitting on a beanbag chair on a cozy rug. Academic minutes are test answers while listening to music & a candy reward for actually finishing. And a a squishy for both.
American schools give out IEP’s & 504’s like candy. Kids are allotted academic minutes, behavior minutes. Guess what? Nearly 100% of students always meet their goals. B/c if they don’t the school loses funding.
@ConceptualJames Behavior plans are mostly male. ISS and OSS are predominantly male students. They aren’t close to the majority of students but they get the most attention.
@ConceptualJames In general you may be right. However, it may be b/c those who choose to do right are ignored in education. Priority is given to, mostly male students, who constantly disrupt the learning environment.
Since when did teaching boys to WANT marriage and family become controversial?!
We’re raising boys to be independent, but NOT selfish! There’s nothing wrong with teaching young men to look forward to love, marriage, and building a family!
@ZillennialApple The thing is that when they’re suspended THE STATE provides them with an online education. If that isn’t taken advantage of who is to blame???
@bulllaw How? Kids with IEP’s or 504’s have separate testing. Kids remaining who can’t keep quiet are set to recovery. And not for nothing who doesn’t experience stress at their job?