Before a vote people speculate about who will win an election. Commentators and commoners alike discuss opinions about what it takes to get a victory. Candidates and parties won't acknowledge how they'll respond if they lose, but we all know one side wins and one loses.
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For those having parent conferences this year, they may look a little different than what we're familiar with. Like everything else. For those not having parent conferences, who needs to have you share this post? It's still possible to make a parent conference a helpful experience for you, your ...
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Have you been alone a lot this year? Me too. We fondly remember sitting side by side, giving a side hug, sharing a table, or making eye contact - things we took for granted. Oh, forgive us Lord. Slowly, glimpses return and we're hopeful. A side effect of the Pandemic, isolation leaves us longing to ...
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It's not easy to keep kids learning and listening while managing online or out of the ordinary schooling. It takes a balance of grace and discipline. The first week of school here was barely half-way through when the superintendent informed parents the online format would change to a hybrid model in ...
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Neighborhood kids laughed along with David B as he taunted my little sister. The fighter in me grabbed the baseball bat by the swing set. Standing as tall as my eight year old self could, I commanded the bully to leave my sister alone. And then we ran home.
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