Thursday Thriller
May 5, 2022
Photos from the Field
Nuts-n-Bolts
1. A couple of you have
responded with interest regarding being a member of the Leadership/Logistics
team. Would LOVE to have additional voices around the table. :D
This was the original post in the
April 21st TT:
GC team is going to focus
more on the PLC work as we enter next school year. The past 2.5
years have been difficult through COVID to really dig into the PLC
work. GC has done a lot of logistics and planning. With that being
said, Carina and I are looking for staff members (classified and certificated)
who would like to be a part of a Leadership/Logistics Team. The team
would meet once or twice a month most likely in the morning but that is not set
in stone and there would be green sheet for certs and blue sheet for
classified. This table explains the difference between a
Leadership/Logistics Team v. Guiding Coalition. If
you are interested in being a member of the Leadership/Logistics team, please
email both Carina and I, tell us why you want to be on the team AND what you
would bring to the team. Tuesday, April 26th end of day, Carina and I will look
through the multiple ;D emails and decide team members.
2. If there are no objections, I
think when 8th grade students return from the YMCA we will have their
dance. PE Teachers, could we use the gym for this? On Friday
afternoon, June 17th (no 8th grade students Friday or Monday) we would
have an activity time for 6th-7th grade students. One of the choices would be a
dance for them. Unbelievably it was not
just the 8th graders who wanted a dance. If you know of any parents, who
could be of help planning the dance and activity day, can you send me their
names? Thanks
3. May 11th at 7:00 PM new 6th
grade students and families are invited to attend an informational meeting. The
goal is to share with families a little bit about Garrison, tour the building
and ask questions. You are more than welcome to attend not a
requirement. I just wanted you to know in case someone asks.
4. Some of you have inquired about
paper planners for students for next year. A rough estimate would
be: 100 pages, printing on
both sides of the paper, folding an 11x17 in half (making the booklet 8.5x11)
and stapling along the side, as well as a 3 hole punch. if we use white
copy paper only, it would cost approximately 1.68 each booklet (or
planner). For 500 planners it would cost $838.65. This
comes out of our building budget for supplies and materials. We do not
get our budget until October. Our budget
is based upon enrollment. All materials -PE, Art, non-CTE elective classes, gen
ed supplies, copy paper, office supplies, green sheet and blue sheet for staff
for extra planning and meetings, are just some items that come from this
budget. If we want planners, I'm good with it. I just need to know
if we all want them or if some of us want them. Please
talk with your colleagues and let me know.
Something
to Ponder
Ending the year strong is a goal of mine; not to 'just finish.' May and June seem like the months when everything needs to happen; end-of-year celebrations, testing, grading, after hours curriculum work, on and on the list goes. Naturally, the mentality is to 'just get through.' I have decided to try something different. I am going to try and 'Work the Roster.' I will share my results with you. It will not just be students on my roster, but a mixture of colleagues and

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