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Monthly Archives: July 2015
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My daughter has numerous stall tactics when she doesn’t want to do something. Potty, potty, potty is a very popular one right before bed time. But tonight’s stall tactic was one simple word, plants. Let’s go outside for plants. It was a … Continue reading
Posted in Instruction, Relationships, Students
Tagged edleadership, Parenting, relationships, students
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Dropout age raises … thank goodness!
“I hate you and I hate this place,” a screaming 16-year old adolescent touted as he walked out of the high school. The school resource officer chased the young man through the halls, but halted as he crossed the threshold … Continue reading
Posted in Ed Leadership, Secondary Education
Tagged attendance, Dropout, Maryland, policy, School
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