Some sad statistics to consider from Presente.org.
Sorry its size looks so sloppy on my website. This was the only way I could upload it to have the text big enough to read.
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Saturday, September 24, 2011
Highlight of the Day: 9/23/2011
OK, so this is a day late. Sorry, I couldn't help that.
Yesterday was a workday for staff, and teachers had meetings and parent-teacher conferences. We did have a staff meeting in between, and the staff got to talking about classroom safety issues. My supervising teacher volunteered to work on a committee to come up with new ideas for classroom safety. Because the last school I worked at was so safety intensive, I though I might be able to help out, so I quietly volunteered my name to her. She then volunteered my name to the committee in front of the whole program staff (including the program director). So in less than a month at my para job, I have become part of my first school committee. It feels pretty good to be helping out, it makes me look good to my superiors, and I get to put that down on my resume.
Yesterday was a workday for staff, and teachers had meetings and parent-teacher conferences. We did have a staff meeting in between, and the staff got to talking about classroom safety issues. My supervising teacher volunteered to work on a committee to come up with new ideas for classroom safety. Because the last school I worked at was so safety intensive, I though I might be able to help out, so I quietly volunteered my name to her. She then volunteered my name to the committee in front of the whole program staff (including the program director). So in less than a month at my para job, I have become part of my first school committee. It feels pretty good to be helping out, it makes me look good to my superiors, and I get to put that down on my resume.
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