"Remember that being healthy is much more than exercise and eating right. It's also about being around good people, having uplifting habits, letting go of attachments, embracing gratitude, and maintaining your growth." - Yung Pueblo

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🏋️ Gym! 📚 Library! 🍕 Cafeteria! Invite your incoming staff and students to develop their own mental map of your campus with this team-building race from Connecticut RISE Network. docs.google.com/document/d/1Qi…

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Food for thought...

HOOK ’EM EARLY, HOLD ’EM STRONG If we want students leaning in, thinking critically, and engaging deeply, it all starts in the first five minutes. The beginning of a lesson isn’t just a warm-up—it’s a launchpad. Here’s what the research says: Experts like Doug Lemov (Teach Like

Want to boost brainpower, engagement, and academic achievement? Start with movement. Cutting-edge research continues to confirm a truth the best educators have known for years: movement isn’t a break from learning — it’s a tool for deeper learning. The body fuels the brain. Dr.

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Someone who does more than just talk about it.

Checking for Understanding: The Real-Time Superpower of Great Teaching The best instruction doesn’t stop at delivering content—it thrives in the moments where we pause, assess, and adjust. Doug Lemov, author of Teach Like a Champion, emphasizes that the most effective teachers

If you’re out there looking for a shortcut—whether it’s for training, your job, or just life in general—you’re wasting your time. There is no shortcut. There’s only discipline. There’s only consistency. There’s only the grind. Want better results? Set your alarm. Get up. Put

Check out PrincipalMcMillan's video! 🎥 Be Their Voice 🎥 Have you ever had a moment where something just didn’t feel right with a child? Maybe a student seemed unusually withdrawn, a neighbor’s child always looked anxious, or a little one made a comment that didn’t sit well

I am not in favor of using behavior charts. Student behavior is not a classroom decoration. If you must have one, don't display it publicly. Am I wrong? #thatonekid #classroommanagement

Big change starts small. Focus on the systemic shifts you can make today because small wins stack up. Over time, they become the foundation for real, lasting impact. Keep going. Keep building. Keep your eyes on the prize.

Protecting the Mental Health of School Leaders | Quanesha Johnson, MA, LPC, NCC #WEEK273 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…