S. Davis

Assistant Principal Evergreen Elementary

[Dr. Bettina Staudt @BettinaStaudt]

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[S. Davis @sderaimo]

So important! Let us not forget our colleagues deserve and need to hear those wonderful things too❤️

[We Are Teachers @WeAreTeachers]

So important.

[S. Davis @sderaimo]

Thank you to St. Mark’s for their amazing work in cleaning up our courtyard so it is ready for staff and students! We love our community support. It looks amazing. @EESMaher

[S. Davis @sderaimo]

@Rovezingram @FGilbani @MChristian_ES Congratulations Gilbani!! You are going to do an amazing job.

[S. Davis @sderaimo]

@MrsEDilday @EESMaher @cefvirginia So excited to see it in action next year!!! You are amazing.

[S. Davis @sderaimo]

Lots of celebrating our amazing principal’s birthday! We hope it was a great day Mr. Maher! Mrs. Dudley’s kindergarten class even sang and gave him his very own birthday hat.❤️@EESMaher

[S. Davis @sderaimo]

5 Anti-Racism Videos for School Staff - WeAreTeachers https://t.co/aPq2ZvslYN

[S. Davis @sderaimo]

One Word to Drop From Your Teacher Vocabulary | Edutopia https://t.co/CeBZPkAv9k

[TeacherGoals @teachergoals]

This. 🙌

[Beth Sawyer @bk_sawyer]

Thanks to @MissAmericaVA and Miss Teen Virginia for helping us kick off #Kindness Week at Evergreen! They led a 5th grade morning meeting, presented to all the 3rd grade classes, and visited a few other classrooms to share their message of kindness and positivity. @EESMaher

[S. Davis @sderaimo]

Way to go Evergreen!!! First place in both 2-3 group and 4-5 group!!! Their collaboration was truly the most impressive. Thank you Mrs. Ipock and Ms. Sawyer for all you work and support. @EESMaher

[S. Davis @sderaimo]

So excited to watch the Evergreen Be Kind bots compete at the first CCPS robotics competition! Go Evergreen! @EESMaher

[S. Davis @sderaimo]

Make sure they know you care!❤️

[S. Davis @sderaimo]

So excited to hear these amazing 4th and 5th graders to kick off our Evergreen PTA meeting. @EESMaher @EGESMusicClass

[HighFive @HighFiveK12]

Kids need consequences. This is different than punishments. A consequence is when students are held accountable for repairing harm, is logical and relates to the offense, and builds empathy.

Punishments build fear or indifference and don't teach empathy.

[S. Davis @sderaimo]

Looking forward to greeting all of our Eagles with a huge smile when they return on Monday! @EESMaher

[TeacherGoals @teachergoals]

Where the students are when you get them is not where they need to end up #kidsdeserveit #teachergoals

[Christan Martin @ChristanMartin5]

Evergreen World Tour! So proud of these Ts & Ss! A student-driven project leading to a fabulous evening of celebrating learning & diversity... & giving to others! @EESMaher @LHenry202 @Emily_Yates42 @crmiller201 @ccps_gifted

[S. Davis @sderaimo]

Educator Equity Framework! #VASCD19

[S. Davis @sderaimo]

So excited to hear from one of our own! Way to go Crestwood! @VASCD