Teacher & Nurses Appreciation
“In teaching you cannot see the fruit of your day’s work. It is invisible and remains so, maybe for twenty years.” Jacques Barzun
This week is set aside to publicly demonstrate appreciation for teachers, and Wednesday was Nurse Appreciation Day.
The work that takes place in our schools on a daily basis is indicative of the high level of care and concern that teachers and nurses have for our students. Our faculty is committed to helping each student progress academically, physically, and emotionally so that upon graduation he or she is prepared for the next step in becoming productive, healthy well-rounded, caring members of our society. Such work is rewarding and often joyful and fun, but always challenging and demanding.
In observing our students, whether on stage, at an art show, in a science fair or in class, it is clear that they are being mentored, coached and directed by adults who know them well and care deeply about them as individuals. Your efforts are greatly appreciated, which should be shared on a much more frequent basis.
Thank you for all you do for our students in and out of the classroom.
Cheryl R. Maloney
Superintendent