As July slowly melts into August and we cling desperately to those last few days of summer, it's time to ignite the spark of inspiration and eagerly embrace the start of a new academic adventure! On behalf of the Office of Student Support, we extend a warm welcome back to all the superheroes who play a vital role in shaping the lives of our students.
Each year presents a fresh canvas on which we can paint a vibrant tapestry of growth, resilience, and success. As the guides and advocates for our young minds, you possess the power to unlock hidden potentials, foster a sense of belonging, and inspire the pursuit of knowledge.
Remember, your dedication and compassion are the cornerstone of our educational community. Whether it's providing a listening ear, offering guidance, or nurturing the mental health and emotional well-being of our students, your unwavering commitment creates a positive ripple effect that extends far beyond the classroom walls.
In this upcoming school year, let us come together as a united force, celebrating our students' triumphs and supporting them through challenges. As the quote by Nelson Mandela reminds us, "Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world."
So, let us embark on this extraordinary journey, armed with hope, empathy, and unwavering belief in the potential of every single student we encounter. Together, we will create an empowering environment where dreams are nurtured and futures are shaped.
Thank you for your immeasurable dedication and for being the guiding light our students need. Wishing you an incredible academic year filled with inspiration, personal growth, and endless possibilities.
-Your friends in the Office of Student Support
Lessons from the Summer Binge
We want to share some "leadership lessons" we have picked up from our summer binge shows or books!
From my favorite summer read by Fredrik Backman, "My Grandmother Asked Me to Tell You She's Sorry: A Novel" - "All the best people are different - look at superheroes".
Leadership lesson: Appreciate the positive qualities (or "superpowers") in those around you.
Michelle Butler, Alternative Education Specialist
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