Great turn out tonight! I look forward to many more opportunities!

Thank you sir! It takes a village!

Love this!

We kick off the year creating spaces for families to connect through events like Chick-fil-A Night and Skate Night. We meet families outside school walls in the community. These moments build trust, set a welcoming tone, and show students we are one community working together.

Love the solo sessions my brother!

I am excited about the opportunity for our students to pilot the Robo Wunderkind AI & STEAM Education program! This hands-on experience will empower them to explore, create, and discover new possibilities through coding and building. 🌟#STEAM #Innovation #StudentSuccess

Because you and your team are in this together. ❤️ (Reminder via P Otis Kitchen II)

Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 🙌🙌🙌

We take unnecessary meetings off teachers’ plates by setting a yearly calendar, creating strategic agendas with teacher input, and sharing them in advance so time together is focused and purposeful.

It takes a village. Let’s go!!!!!

This solo session was 🔥🔥🔥!

It takes a village. Thank you! #professionaldevelopment #everystudentcanexcel

Otis Kitchen II So glad this resonates with you, Otis!

Let’s go!!!!! #Community #ItTakesAVillage

#Edtech #Leadership

Dr. Sonia A. Matthew, NBCT Jessica Cabeen Ed.D. Josh Tovar Tony Cattani David Gusitsch Rian Reed, MBA, NBCT, Ed.S Otis Kitchen II Principal Project Love seeing educators dive into AI. If schools don’t teach kids AI beyond “tools for homework,” they’re preparing them to be consumers, not creators. The next economy will reward builders, not button-pushers. Time to level up or get left behind. #AI #BuildTheNext

Let’s go!

I am excited for this program even though I am a 🦉.Rob Higgins is going to be outstanding!

Otis Kitchen II Sounds like you are doing an amazing job of getting this message across, Otis!

Great time this morning at Twin Lakes Elementary for the kick off for Hispanic Heritage Month. I was invited by my friend Principal Otis Kitchen (*) to speak to the students on what this month means to me. I spoke about having pride in where you come from and, more than