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Eagles of the Week 10/13/2020

Grade 3: Alaina Gooding

Alaina was nominated by Ms. Kinney for being engaged, having an awesome attitude, and putting forth her best effort in all she does. She is always focused during class discussions by listening to her peers and sharing her thoughts. Alaina is ready for whatever the day brings and does so with a smile on her face. She works really hard in class and even if she may struggle, she keeps trying to do her very best. Keep shining brightly, Alaina!

 

Grade 4: Reese Hanscom

Reese was nominated by Mrs. Mayo for her excellent effort on all of her tasks and assignments, her positive energy, and for her support of her classmates.  She is always willing to help others, including Mrs. Mayo, she has a great attitude, and she is a wonderful role model.  Reese is always listening and participating in class discussions, is engaged in her learning, and is just lots of fun to have in class – she makes us all smile!

 

Grade 5: Kylie Gauthier

Kylie was nominated by Miss Hilton for her engagement and awesome attitude. Kylie is always attentive and willing to share and participate in class. She is also one of the first to help others if they are struggling. She goes out of her way to be helpful and kind. She is a fabulous role model for others and we are lucky to have her around!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I long to make my world smaller lately.  I just want to curl into my little cocoon of a homestead, nest deeply before winter fully sets in, and tune out the world beyond my family.

 

‘Cause let’s face it; the world is ugly. I don’t care what your political affiliation is, I think we can all agree it’s a bit of a dumpster fire right now. Even if we dial it down from the global or national chaos, we’re looking at holidays that may not be able to be celebrated with family, safely anyway, school or job situation that are precarious at best, and insecurities on all levels.

 

It’s taking its toll on all of us. I don’t tend to ostrich in the face of adversity, nor am I very demonstrative in my activism. Like most things, I tend to do a lot, quietly, behind the scenes. Right now, I’m out of steam and out of possible actions, and I just want to tuck my head and wait to see what life is like when the smoke clears.

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