School Leadership 2.0

I hope my legacy is one of a teacher and coach who was firm yet fair and brought the 'F' word to learning every day. FUN, if you are not having fun, it's harder to learn.

I fought to make greater educational opportunities available to all children.

Dr. Harris was fair and advocated for all students!

We are not here just to teach students with special education, but for us to learn from them.

A leader who was dedicated to building a kind, hardworking community of students and staff who contributed to an environment where everyone felt safe, welcomed, and respected.

I hope my professional legacy is a desire for excellence and a passion for paying it forward by helping those who follow in our footsteps master the art and science of educating children, whether in the classroom or the administrative offices.

My professional legacy: It was always about the children, opening their minds, touching their hearts, and believing in them!

Effective mentoring is crucial to ensuring that teachers are retained and have the necessary resources to actively support and engage our students in growth and achieving real-life success.

Students...Staff...Community focused - not politics.

I hope my legacy is that all the children I served felt heard, seen, and cared for by someone who truly valued them just as they are.

I want to be remembered for what someone once called me, a force of nature for the students.

That I made somebody's life a little bit better, my students have changed my life so much, but knowing that I helped them, even just a little, makes all the difference.

The legacy I want to leave behind is never to give up! We have many opportunities to correct mistakes, but I can't say the same for things we choose not to redo due to a silly fear.