Great article on curbing teacher burnout during the pandemic edutopia “While no one has the answers ....the best thing I can do is help students manage and cope with their uncomfortable feelings,” edutopia.org/article/curbin…

The rain held off, but it snowed green and white! Congratulations to the Class of 2020! From #WeGotThis to #WeDidIt! Livingston Schools

A final congratulations to the LHS Class of 2020! #lancerpride

How do you get *all* students—even the quietest—to participate in online learning? Here's what we gleaned from dozens of teachers. edutopia.org/article/8-stra…

Was an exciting morning as we took the first step to return our students to Livingston Schools facilities!

Fun in First Grade - Practicing more, fewer and equal! #itsgottabeBHE

Distanced turn and talk! Go grade 1

A perfect reminder of what every child needs at school every day. It’s no mystery, to love ❤️ reading and choose reading at home, children need access to books at school and in their public library!

#ExecutiveFunctioning #SEL #skillbuilding #edchat

"What kind of person do I want to see in the mirror each morning?" Ideas via Peter Drucker Sketchnote via Tanmay Vora ✍

Be kind…💚 #Dohappy by being kind #jrlancers #mpm #proudprincipal

ROAR! With the MPE Lions for their color run!!!!

LHS Class of 2022! You did it!

So excited to share this book with my students!! MPE Livingston NJ John Schu

New Teachers spent the week with district administrators getting ready for their first year with us! And left with this book as a reminder that we all need to seek stronger communication and understanding…and then “our worlds will get a whole lot bigger!”

Happy first day! The Ramily is READY! #we are all in!

Today the BHHSA brought in Tahira, an amazing storyteller and musician. She has inspiring and passionate and we learned so much. Thank you! #itsgottabeBHE #BlackHistoryMonth

We had an amazing assembly today!

I wish the whole Livingston Schools Livingston NJ community could see the Equity Summit held at Mount Pleasant Middle today lead by Bronawyn OLeary and Chris Bickel All elementary schools were represented by a group of 5th graders. Great discussion, important topic! KindnessMatters@LivSchools