Tonight's thought applies to me. If it speaks to you too.... enjoy!
While we look forward to numerous aspects of the holiday season, it is definitely a time that can be stressful for many. I have learned that when people are stressed they tend to take it out on others. Patience runs thin, molehills become mountains and tempers can flare easily. In fact, as educators, we can often find ourselves on the receiving end of parental stress. It is human nature. It isn't fair but it is just how stress manifests itself in some people. The next few weeks will be challenging. On top of meeting our end of semester deadlines and responsibilities, we may have unexpected classroom or individual issues that might arise. It is my hope that we can handle each situation professionally and remember the main focus of why we are doing this work...... the kids.
Staff Spotlight
This week I would like to shine the spotlight on Megan McCormick. Megan is a new teacher who is experiencing the rewards and challenges of being a first year teacher. She does not hesitate to reach our to her team for support and she goes the distance when seeking help for her students. She has made real connections with her students and they love her. Megan works hard to help every child meet with success. Megan was a MBES Mustang as a student and we are so fortunate that she brought her enthusiasm and passion for kids back to where it all started. We are thankful for Megan and appreciate her dedication to her students and the team.
This week I would like to shine the spotlight on Megan McCormick. Megan is a new teacher who is experiencing the rewards and challenges of being a first year teacher. She does not hesitate to reach our to her team for support and she goes the distance when seeking help for her students. She has made real connections with her students and they love her. Megan works hard to help every child meet with success. Megan was a MBES Mustang as a student and we are so fortunate that she brought her enthusiasm and passion for kids back to where it all started. We are thankful for Megan and appreciate her dedication to her students and the team.
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