On podding
There has been some press lately on academic pods – families pooling their resources to provide support or instruction during the pandemic. Some of these ...
There has been some press lately on academic pods – families pooling their resources to provide support or instruction during the pandemic. Some of these ...
And before I knew it, the summer was over. Next week I start work, for real. Well, for semi-real. It’s all professional development, but I’m also pr...
Every morning my daughter’s camp sends a link to a google form that I have to fill out. The third line is a morning temperature check. We also had to trac...
This is a really good read about not just the current child care crisis, but the long term implications of women being forced out of the job market in the short...
{First I wanted to thank people for the supportive comments yesterday. I didn’t expect that post to be linked to elsewhere and I didn’t expect so ma...
I have had a lot of complicated feelings about returning to school in the fall. At the beginning of the summer I was all about going back – for both me an...
Our district pivoted to starting the school year with six weeks of distance learning. They sent out their announcement yesterday. I am relieved that we know how...
The bright spot of our summer that got snuffed out earlier this month was the only bright spot I had planned. I put all my eggs in that basket and then that bas...
Yesterday was July 19th. My first day with students is August 19th. I’m officially one month away from the start of the school year. On Friday Governor Ne...
Thank you all for the birthday wishes. I have to admit, I was dreading the day, but it ended up being quite nice. That was primarily because my cousin set up a ...