On this last day of Hispanic Heritage Month, I reflect on the joyous day my mother became an American citizen in 1998. My accomplishments are for her dream. 🇲🇽🇺🇸
This year, Big Brothers Big Sisters marks 120 years of creating and supporting one-to-one mentoring relationships. THANK YOU to everyone who has believed in our mission! #BBBSMonth is the perfect opportunity to #BeBig and become a mentor: https://t.co/hJxTojvvGG 💚
School psychologists are more important now than ever.
This #SchoolPsychWeek, we celebrate our exceptional school psychologists & their work to help students grow & thrive.
#NSPW
My 2023 New Year resolution is to save money for me to go back to school to obtain my doctorate. I already had a nightmare about my previously done coursework not being accepted and being told to start over. Yikes.
Thank you to the absolutely incredible school psychologists who serve & support our students, educators, and schools on a daily basis!
#PikeProud#PikeFamily
Check out my project to help support scholars at my elementary on @DonorsChoose! I'd love your help to bring my project to life: https://t.co/c1nDHeI25i
I can't believe I have to say this:
If you don't invest more into retaining
current teachers instead of recruiting
new teachers- the "new" teachers will eventually leave, too.
Educator and caregiver exhaustion and chronic stress can significantly increase when pervasive societal stressors occur concurrently. This resource explains chronic and secondary stress and how schools can help support staff members.
https://t.co/FfqtjEwba9
Myth: "Every student with a disability or difficulty gets an IEP."
Fact: To be eligible for an IEP, a student must be identified with a disability recognized by the IDEA. The child's school must decide that other services are essential to the student's success in school.