We would like to thank @PhRMA for recognizing Math & Science Academy with a #STEMTalentPipeline grant! Our engineering students participated in a video presentation about careers related to biosciences and research. You can watch the video here: https://t.co/xkHrFX3rhF
I received an email today about basketball and sent the student to the right spot. The student ended the email chain with "OK, thanks for being awesome!" Me to the student..."You too, kiddo, you too. Thank YOU for your persistence during DL." #PBIS@pbisMN#smileonmyface
Today feels amazing. I am working with 10 amazing students who are back on campus for WIN Friday! "What I Need" is to be working with and supporting students, not typing emails, and this fits the bill. #WINFriday
Last Tuesday I spent the morning working from the roof. At the end of the week, I made another challenge and the MSA community came through. Friday afternoon, I went for a dip in White Bear Lake. Enjoy @MESPAprincipals#itwascold#itwasworthit
Setting up my office on the roof for today. We’ve raised about $10k so far. The more we raise today the longer I stay up here working. Donate at https://t.co/mipeLvTLdV
Building positive relationships with students has always been important, but now more so than ever.
The Power of Student Check-Ins During Distant Learning and Hybrid Courses https://t.co/NztrGU7pd1 via @spencerideas
My exercise routine has slipped the last few weeks as we started school. I finally made it a priority to get out for an early morning run. It certainly starts the day off right! Educators, don't forget about yourselves! #runLAP#coffeeisbetterafterarun
I’ve been making coffee frequently and certainly whenever someone asks for a cup. I jokingly referred to it as “Cafe Johnston”. Today, a teacher brought me this and I proudly hung it on my office door. These are the little things we can do for each other. #grateful
So an ice breaker type question took our school by storm this week - so much debate & good fun banter.
Is a hotdog considered a sandwich?
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#FLHornets
When I was in the classroom, I used to discuss this quote with students. It's something I try to live my life by. With the start of school today, in a full distance learning format, it has never been more important. We'll do great MSA!