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Monthly Archives: March 2014
More scholarship money in the pockets of HS seniors
At the current rate I am paying for my college loans and unforeseen new costs that arise in my family, I might be able to have them paid off by the time my daughter goes to college in 2030. Unfortunately, … Continue reading
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Tagged edleadership, Google Docs, Scholarship, Scholarship Money, School Counselor, Secondary Education, Twitter
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Connecting to students through ‘hard love’
Every year I come in contact with students that make my job one that I would do for free. For every teacher it’s different, but for me that student completes all their work, asks amazing questions in class, participates in … Continue reading
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