Summer is a great time to take advantage of professional development opportunities. Reading is perhaps one of the best ways to gain some additional skills and knowledge, but when you combine it with a Book Club and Study Group, the personal growth grows exponentially. One of my summer reads
Barbara Gruener writes an awesome blog, The Corner on Character, and she contacted me asking if I would write a guest post. Needless to say, I was very honored and jumped at the chance to do so. Barbara’s blog is wonderful. She has so many examples and posts about ways
It’s just about time for the holidays! As counselors, our work extends beyond the classroom walls. I know many of us put together a holiday help program for families in need of a little extra assistance. I have mentioned that I put together a Giving Tree Program, and a lot of
I am reprinting this from my friend Kevin Kelly. He wrote this for his blog, School Psychologist Waypost, and I thought it was an awesome write up, so I asked Kevin if I could post this to my blog and he said, “sure”, so here it is. New to Twitter? A social media tool
This has been a busy week. I moved back into my office after spending the summer in a temporary office in the elementary school due to the renovations to our building, met with and scheduled all of our new students, made many last minute changes to our master schedule, went
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