The son honors the father.

Research shows traumatic experiences affect kids' brains and behavior -- a challenge for teachers expecting to arrive in class and only focus on content TED-Ed bit.ly/2p5T1Zd #edchat #traumainformed

Reflection’s essential to transformation. Those who refuse to look back rarely truly go forward. They just walk in place, digging a hole. Before greeting a new year, there’s tremendous value in bidding a proper good bye to the old one. What is it you want or need to leave behind?

The new kid said,“Hi.” The class said,“Welcome to our family.” The new kid said,“I hate school.” The class said,“You’ll love ours.” The new kid said,“I can’t.” The class said,“You will.” The new kid said,“I have no friends.” The class said,“You do now.” Teach kids to ♥️ kids.

It’s 4th Grade LAW DAY at Glyndale! 💙🏰💛 Welcome Superior Court Judge Roger Lane and Sherriff Neal Jump! Thank you for teaching our students about your jobs. We appreciate you both! #lawandorder #4thgradelawday Glyndale Elementary Mary Jo Swiger stephanie obanion

Sheriff Neal Jump gave several Glyndale staff members these tokens...so cool! (Teachers, we should design tokens to give to our students.)💙🏰💛 👮🏼‍♂️ #lawandorder #lawday #sheriffnealjump #glynncountysheriffsoffice #communityrelations Glyndale Elementary

Proud mama:)

I'm good with giving the student who needed four attempts to demonstrate mastery the same grade as the student who only needed one attempt. Expecting each student to master the same skill at the same time is akin to asking each student to wear the same size shirt.

#keepglyndalebeautiful#staffversusparents#justagameofkickball

Someone shared this post with me this week. I wanted to share and thank our GIES Ohana, parents, community and staff for giving us the blessing of having your kids this year. Thank you for trusting us with your sweet babies! #wewillrockthemilestones #gieshalloffame

#glyndalerocks#fourthgradeisthebomb

Welcome Back, 4th graders! 💙🏰💛 #wemissedyou #seeyoutomorrow Glyndale Elementary stephanie obanion Rickey R. Porter, Jr

Flu activity is high in our area. To reduce the spread, it’s important to stay home from school, work, shopping & other public gatherings if you have flu-like symptoms. The CDC recommends that you stay home for at least 24 hours after your fever is gone. Read for more info.

For parents who’s concerned about having distance/online class instruction here a IMPORTANT TIP FOR YOU!! @glynnschools Virgil Cole

A Greater Mission | A message from Coach Kirby Smart

Love this!!! Parents are overwhelmed...the first question should always be...how can I help???

From our amazing superintendent...thinking of my sweet nieces!!!

This is how #weteachglynn #growleadexcel 😎