“While I will not guarantee success, I will guarantee that we deserve to be successful.” Taking risks are a necessary component of any successful venture. In the era of accountability, we must still ensure that we are confident (and comfortable) … Continue reading
Several members of the Chamber of Commerce visited our school today. Many were surprised (and impressed) with what they saw. Still, many didn’t know about all of the great things that our students and teachers are accomplishing on a daily … Continue reading
The lunch hour has just about come to an end and I am still a vegetarian…even if it’s just for today! This pledge comes as part of a promise that I made to one of our teachers. Admittedly, I am … Continue reading
During our PBIS store we had a student recognize that they could earn “Lunch with the Principal”. She quickly noted, “That should be the highest valued item in here”. Talk about making me feel great, I am flying high!! Thanks … Continue reading
I had a brief, but insightful meeting with Ms. Kimberly Baker from Junior Achievement of Georgia. We talked about ways that we could involve our students in two of their programs: Corporate Job Shadowing and GA Fellows. I was excited … Continue reading
I can remember…I was the Dean of Students at Olympia High School in Orlando, Fl. Our school nestled between Universal Studios and Disney Village. My pager read that there was an unconfirmed terrorist act against the United States… I, as … Continue reading
The first week of school is already behind us, and so is the latest phase in our school-wide renovation. This summer’s renovation included completing the fine arts wing (800 Hall), a TV production lab, and new carpet, paint, and fixtures … Continue reading
As an avid fan of the University of Kentucky basketball program (that will be advancing to the Sweet 16), I look forward to the month of March and all of the craziness that go along with the NCAA basketball tournament. … Continue reading
This past summer the administrative staff and I went to Nashville, TN to attend the 2011 Model Schools Conference. The emphasis of the conference (much like all other conferences) was to allow educators to share and learn about the various … Continue reading