Curbside Pickup CB South Cheesesteaks, pizza, and fries! Not exactly, But on our first trial run over 40 students picked up books from our library Impossible to pull off without Mrs. Weiss (aka: Marbear)

Met with three more classes of seniors yesterday on Teams Talked books, college, and life Felt good Felt real These are challenging times, Even more so for seniors trying to plan out their future I want to listen I want to help I want to be there for them They need it.

Library Book Curbside Pickup CB South last trial run today Worked out some of the kinks Almost 100 books in the hands of students Loved seeing our awesome Titans, especially our seniors

Met with a few young teachers this week. Great to see them getting educated on their finances. Sent one a copy of the book that made it happen for me. Wish I had this info when I was in my 20’s (or even 30’s), but it is never too late to start. Thanks Dan Otter

The first day of school is the first day of school. No matter the date. No matter the reason. No matter what. Was up at 3:10 this morning Wide awake Thinking about the day Anxious Excited Eager The students will be in the building ... and man did I miss them!

Students first day back CB South Great to see so many familiar eyes, ears, and hair!

The unsung heroes of our schools!! Too often ... Underappreciated Undervalued Underpaid Yet, always there for our students, our teachers, and our administrators. Much love and appreciation for all you do.

When your principal makes decisions that are “thoughtful and compassionate” and based on what is “best for students and staff” you know you are in the right place. I am in the right place CB South Thanks Mr. Bucher and Jennifer Opdyke for your support, in your words and your actions.

Met with Ms. Reisinger’s 10th grade classes yesterday for first in-person book talks of the year CB South Virtual and video book talks work, but there is nothing like being in front of a room full (or even half full) of students ... This I missed most.

Teaching 2020 CB South ... Mrs. Malick, classroom teacher, on screen Mrs. Foladare, TA, monitoring and assisting in class Me, giving library talk, in class Hybrid 1 students in-person Other students participating virtually on screen Teamwork and technology Central Bucks SD

Non-traditional librarian talk today CB South ... Juggling and card tricks with Mrs. Riley’s class, both our “studio audience” (in-person students) and “our viewers at home” (virtual students) were actively engaged. Life is good when school is fun. #relationshipsmatter

I have been in many classes over the last several weeks ... This I know: Teachers still make a difference. Never underestimate the power of one.

This or That Game College Research Edition CB South Only three lopsided answers: 1.In-state over Out-of-state 2.SAT over ACT 3.Dogs over Cats Too close to call: 1. Math/Sci or English/Humanities 2.Big School or Lil’ School 3.Ketchup or Mustard

Today ... Met with 4 classes about nonfiction books, Had my first book club of the year (reading The Nickel Boys), And learned how to play Among Us with my Titan Forum. 100% virtual. We laughed and we learned. Today was good.

Sincere thanks to the Doylestown Rotary, Central Bucks SD community, and all those who have supported me, guided me, and inspired me on this journey. And thank you for all of the comments, texts, and emails. So great to hear from so many. CB South

7:00 AM CB South today Hundreds in line to vote (Many CB South alumni and families) Made me proud of my community and my country

Legit! So captures the emotion of the event: youtu.be/gKQOXYB2cd8

Yesterday I started following Tim Urban Tim Urban Last night I started The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel Two sharp dudes. Two unrelated events. Both referenced this Bernie Madoff story. Message to not so sharp dude (me) ... This Thanksgiving be grateful, not greedy.

As usual, Suzanne brings the positive vibe. Listen. Learn. Put into practice. Favorite line from this episode: “Change the trajectory.” Yes, this I can do. This I will do.