On the board we tend to only hear from people with complaints or when things go wrong. Yet as a commenter earlier pointed out many on our dedicated staff regularly go above and beyond in service of our students and community.
At the close of this school year I would like to give you an opportunity to relate your stories of how a staff member might have provided extraordinary service over the last year. Please share!
(On topic comments only please!)
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Hmm. 28 mud-slinging comments on the "rumor thread" and not one here. Well, I'll start.
I'd like to give a big public thank you to Paul Brost. What a gift that man is to our district. He is a true educational leader. Accessible to parents, students and staff, he is a joy to interact with and always has the best interests and academic achievement of his students at heart. The kids love him, yet he runs a tight ship. I haven't always agreed with him (hey, nobody is perfect!), but he has been very open and honest and when we're done talking, I understand why he believes in what he is doing.
Peter- I like this one-
How about Jill Jensen? She is a workaholic, cares about every kid, and does everything at Nichols! Her infectious personality and energy is great and she is always up for a new thing. Most of all, she wants kids to love music- and they do-
Way above the call of duty.
Now there are 40 angry, mudslinging comments.
I like Anne!
She runs a good ship!
well...here is one.
The new playground at Maywood is cool...and principal for the fall for Nicoals and Maywood is good.
What the heck is wrong with people who read this blog? 57 comments on a very negative string, and 4 here? Geesh, people, get a grip. It's o.k. to debate negative issues, but could maybe everyone who has posted negatively put one here too? Or do we want to show our kids that we should never take a second to be grateful for the tremendous abundance we have living in a place like Monona or Cottage Grove?
I think this is an interesting idea:
http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/johnny_lee_demos_wii_remote_hacks.html
makes you think:
http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/ken_robinson_says_schools_kill_creativity.html
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