In the Littleton Elementary School District, we believe in the growth of our Staff and Students. Our Transportation Team had the pleasure of participating in the TAA Summer Conference to ensure they can continually provide the safest experience for all of their bus riders. This is another great reason that we are the Leaders in Learning, Caring and Growing! Want to join our staff? Check out the current positions available as we get excited to start the 2024-25 School Year on July 29th! Click this link NOW - https://lnkd.in/g9tJgKKv
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It was an honor to serve as Keynote Speaker for the Class of 2024 at Clarksburg High School. One key message I would like all to take with them along their journey, ... "Be who you are and be that well.” I have reminded every class of students of the following words: “Be careful of your thoughts because your thoughts become your words; Be careful of your words because your words become your actions; Be careful of your actions because your actions become your habits; Be careful of your habits because your habits become your character; Be careful of your character because your character becomes your destiny.” But if you can’t remember all that, just remember four words. Be Good. Do Good. BE – Good. DO – Good. Listen to the full speech here... (go to 1:36:00)
Clarksburg High School Commencement 2024
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Join the conversation at Silverline College! What's your favorite college course and why? Share your thoughts and let's discuss our academic passions together!
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What's a good school, in your opinion? Here's our take. A place where learning closely meets individual values; A warm community where we forgive and repair relationships if broken; A place where any mistake is just a new lesson added to a long string of experiences; A place where only time travel is impossible - at least until we find out it isn't; A place where diversity doesn't divide us but unites us; A place where each of us can be unique, where we are all authentic in being different; A place where we learn not only formulas or facts but many interesting things about the world around us and how we can live a happy and fulfilling life. In the following days, we will take you on a virtual journey and show you what a day in the life of a student at Transylvania College looks like. Until then, what makes a good school for your children? 😊
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I did this program:) STF 2016! Taught Geometry:)
Uncommon’s mission is not only to get our scholars #ToAndThrough college but also inspire and train our future teachers! This summer, teachers from around the country came to teach our scholars here in Newark at North Star Academy! Watch the FULL VIDEO below! https://lnkd.in/err83p92
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Discover the experiential learning opportunities that propel public sector careers for students in the Master of Public Policy program at UNH's Carsey School. Where policy expertise meets communication savvy, change happens here. Do more with an MPP. carsey.unh.edu/mpp
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Being a first-generation college student was the most rewarding experience. It's common for first-gen college students to feel out of place. Knowing I was "disadvantaged" going into my college career gave me all the motivation I needed to succeed. I could have easily thought "woe is me", but I would have set myself up for failure. Having done it all, I've got some advice! My tips for fellow first-gens: 1. Be tenacious. Be positive. Think outside the box. Your mindset is more important than anything. You may need to take extra steps to find information, answer questions, etc. & that's okay. 2. Get involved! Your college network will bring you lifelong friendships, connections, and the best memories. 3. Make friends. Make first-gen friends. You are not alone. 4. Remember: Not everyone has figured it out yet. Even if it seems like they all do. 5. Your Ring Day and the day you walk the stage will be the best days of your life. Fight for those moments. I will never forget how gratifying it was. To have my parents put my ring on my hand. To walk across the stage at the best university in the world. To hang my degree on my wall. And how gratifying it still is... To tell people about my involvement, my academic achievements, and about being an Aggie. And about how I was the first one in my family to do it. Be proud of yourself for your acceptance, for each grade along the way, for each acceptance into a club, and for every small achievement on your way to your degree. First-Gen students have a lot of unanswered questions. But how proud you will feel at the end of it all will outweigh any questions, doubts, or uncertainty. If you want to chat about your experiences, you're nervous about being first-gen, or you are an incoming freshman that needs advice, Email me at reagankracht@aggienetwork.com . More than happy to motivate, answer questions, etc! Gig 'Em! 👍
Gig 'em to the nearly 25% of students at Texas A&M who are first-generation college students! Happy First-Gen Day to our Aggies who are beginning these new traditions in their families. If you are a first-gen student or have a first-gen student in Aggieland, we have resources to help them succeed: https://lnkd.in/gAsGc99C
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🎉🌟 Let's celebrate #CTEMonth 2024! 🌟🎉 At CCCAOE, we're proud to champion education and workforce success for all! This month, we celebrate Career Technical Education and its profound impact on shaping futures and empowering individuals. Check out this inspiring CCCAOE "Tell Us Your Story" video featuring - Lizabeth Ramirez from Bakersfield College: https://lnkd.in/gBfGbkYs CCCAOE's project, Tell Us Your Story, serves to celebrate our members who have powerful stories by asking these questions: 1. What initially brought you to Community College? 2. Where did you go to Community College? What was your pathway or course of study? 3. How has your community college and subsequent career experience changed your life or your family’s life? 4. Tell us a time when you faced a major obstacle to success in your pathway and how you overcame it. 5. Was there an instructor/mentor that helped guide you through? 6. What insight or support did they give you to help you succeed? 7. Tell us one exceptional or outstanding thing about the campus where you studied or currently work. CCCAOE's mission to advocate for education and workforce success is fueled by our core values: C.A.R.E.E.R.S - Collaboration, Advocacy, Responsiveness, Equity, Empowerment, Relevance & Rigor, and Service. Join us as we strive to create an education and career path for everyone at any time. Together, let's make a difference! #CTE #EducationForAll #CareerSuccess #Careers4All #CCCAOE 🚀🌟
Tell Us Your Story - Lizabeth Ramirez, Bakersfield College
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At USC Rossier, we understand that not all students' career goals are the same. Individuals earning their online MAT degree have the option of choosing a concentration based on what program path most interests them. Learn about our multiple-subject and single-subject teaching concentrations: https://bit.ly/3LtacyH
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The innocence and unbridled enthusiasm of 2nd graders remind me of the magic and wonder that can be found in the world of education, making it a truly fulfilling and inspiring vocation. Their energy and curiosity drive me to create engaging and dynamic lessons that cater to their ever-evolving interests. Second graders also teach me valuable lessons about patience, adaptability, and the power of encouragement, as they embark on the incredible adventure of exploring the world of knowledge.
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After completing my fifth semester, I'm still amazed at how the weeks can simultaneously creep and fly by. I guess that means I'm soaking up my time at Mount Union amid all the bustle and fun to be had! For a snippet of how I've been taking advantage of the last two years, check out my Student Spotlight below 😁 https://bit.ly/3t3fAT6
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