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RISchoolLeader

@rischoolleader

Educator. Coach. Leader. Sister. Daughter. Friend. TFA/HGSE/Regis Alumn. Opinions my own.

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RI KIDS COUNT (@rikidscount) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Rhode Island — other states are successfully implementing school meals for all students. If they can, we can. We’re 100% in support of this, and we will continue to be until all our learners are fed!

Adam Grant (@adammgrant) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Leaders are not born. They’re made. There's no such thing as a natural leader. Everyone starts out with shortcomings as well as strengths. Leadership potential doesn't depend on the traits you possess. It emerges from the values you choose and the skills you learn.

RI KIDS COUNT (@rikidscount) 's Twitter Profile Photo

None of us here at KIDS COUNT work well when we’re hungry. We’re willing to bet that you don’t, either. Makes sense that we are in full support of Healthy School Meals for all students. This is a smart, doable policy that will help our students focus + learn.

Ted Nesi (@tednesi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"Out of the 50 elementary, middle, and high schools across Rhode Island that earned a rating of four or five stars, 45 of them didn’t have enough MLL students to qualify for that category – which means they’re essentially being rewarded for their lack of diversity."

LeadershipandEquity (@leadforequity) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Do you want to transform schools into places of joy and learning for each and every student? It is aspirational, but do you know HOW to go about it? CLEE can support your goals with our upcoming FREE Leading Virtual Collaboration for Equity Series. clee.org/equity-sessions

Do you want to transform schools into places of joy and learning for each and every student? It is aspirational, but do you know HOW to go about it?

CLEE can support your goals with our upcoming FREE Leading Virtual Collaboration for Equity Series.

clee.org/equity-sessions
Adam Grant (@adammgrant) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Emotion regulation is not about controlling what you feel. It's about choosing how you respond. Wise people don't suppress emotion. They find constructive ways to express it. Intense feelings don't always demand immediate reactions. They often benefit from deep reflection.

RISchoolLeader (@rischoolleader) 's Twitter Profile Photo

So excited to join @bvprep for #CollegeSigningDay with the College Class of 2028!  From one of the first times you were on a college campus way back as Kindergartners Regis College, I can't wait to hear what's in store for your next journey!  #OutHustleTheWORLD

So excited to join @bvprep for #CollegeSigningDay with the College Class of 2028!  From one of the first times you were on a college campus way back as Kindergartners <a href="/RegisCollege_MA/">Regis College</a>, I can't wait to hear what's in store for your next journey!  #OutHustleTheWORLD
Secretary Miguel Cardona (@seccardona) 's Twitter Profile Photo

As an educator you don’t get to pick which students you protect, we protect ALL students. It’s our job. So at a time where our LGBTQI+ students are facing increased bullying and discrimination, it is our job as educators to make our classrooms a safe place to learn.

Martin Odima Jr. (@martinodimajr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Even though principals should be proficient at delegating and administration, they should also be lead experts in teaching so that they can enter classrooms, provide feedback, and offer academic guidance to teachers.

Danny Steele (@steelethoughts) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A successful high school coach in our area used to tell younger coaches: “Don’t worry about winning games; win the kids.  If you win the kids, the games will take care of themselves. That translates to the classroom.

I appreciate you. (@deelasheeart) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Not enough adults are understanding that they have to create moments of happiness in their lives. Find things to be excited about. Create plans to look forward to. Decorate the house during holidays. Make a playlist you only listen to on Tuesdays. Keep your favorite snacks