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Posted on: May 22nd, 2012 by Mason
Dr. Kathy
Director of Education
Back home from an amazing week of discovery and reflection in Velshire, Vermont where my family can be traced back three generations. Was a pretty intense experience and as a result, I am enriched and empowered to take on the final few weeks of the school year.
Let’s all agree this time of year it is especially difficult to keep our kids on track and their distracted minds focused. My Dear Colleague letter this week has some good ideas for infusing some creativity into the classroom while fostering young artists. The importance of introducing art projects not only helps us identify talent and unique skill sets, but opens the door for our children to learn how to appreciate the art of others. The opportunities are endless and I’m always thinking of new projects and interested in developing even more. You can help advance the cause by letting us know some of the ideas you’ve come up with to promote the arts in your classroom!
Posted on: May 16th, 2012 by Mason
Posted on: May 14th, 2012 by Mason
Dr. Kathy
Director of Education
Happy Mother’s Day to all you hardworking moms out there who in and out of the classroom provide those essential tools our children need to make a positive contribution to our world. Based on my busy travel history it shouldn’t surprise any of you that I took Mother’s Day on the road and am enjoying a brief respite in the glorious state of Vermont! I couldn’t ask for a better way to celebrate being a mom.
“I don’t want to make money; I just want to be wonderful.” Marilyn Monroe’s idealistic perspective on the almighty dollar is one of my favorites but sadly impractical. Yet, the earlier we educate our children on the importance of managing money, the more wonderful their life will be! This week we have some great activities which will reach your children in a relevant way while infusing math skills and an important social studies component, economics. Share with us here any unique ideas your students might come up with for stretching their dollars!
