Liturgical year

take a year off before entering college? Or have you thought about traveling but didn’t have time to because of school? Or how you are going to earn money for school? Or have you ever wanted do something but couldn’t because of school Well have you heard of a taking a gap year. A gap year is basically you taking a year off of school so you can do what you want. Going to school for twelve years straight should make you want to take a gap year. I think High school graduates should take a gap year…

When I try to recall my earliest science experiences, the furthest I can go back is to the second grade. I feel as though I can only recall back to the second grade is because the majority of my early childhood was spent reading children’s books. I learned how to read at a very young age, so instead of focusing my energy on science topics, I poured all of my energy into reading the children’s books and chapter books that were laying around my house. What I remember from the second grade is the…

evaluated and re-directed to the benefit of the vertical teams? - What trainings could be stablish to enhance the vertical alignment meetings? Hypothesis: If students could meet 85% of the content achievement in all areas at the end of the school year 2015 (Gililland, 2014). This could be achieve is it is availability in the schedule, the proper training to target the gaps, and continue creating newer goals of instruction. Importance or Significance of the…

Obstacles in My Education Critical Self-Reflection I make an effort work hard all the time but, when there are obstacles in my way that seem too great to conquer it is easy to slack off and not work hard at the task at hand. Still in the midst of an obstacle I must find the courage, resilience, and strength to overcome the problem. My view of personal identity is significantly formed because of many factors in my life, the beigest obstacles in my life is my education, because I lacked basic…

gone and I had moved up to varsity, with the best time of anyone on the team. Up until that race I had stayed in the middle of the pack at practice, so a freshman moving into the top varsity spot took everyone by surprise. For the rest of my freshman year I consistently placed at meets and finished first for the West Delaware team. This led me to enter track with great confidence, which would soon be taken…

Mississippi Literacy-Based Promotion Act The Mississippi Literacy-Based Promotion Act was passed during the 2013 legislative session. The Office of Elementary Education and Reading, a faction of the Mississippi Department of Education, is responsible for training K-3rd grade educators with research-based instructional strategies to help implement the Literacy-Based Promotion Act. The Mississippi Department of Education provides the purpose of the act: “The purpose of the Literacy-Based…

I observed the Jr. High math teacher Mr. Rix. This is Mr. Rix’s first year at St. Lucy but he been teaching for about 15 years. I observed an 8th grade block class period. How is the room organized? This teacher is in a unique situation. He does not have a homeroom instead he travels around from room to room. This means that he has to be extra organized because all his resource materials are at his desk in the art room. I asked him about how he keeps himself organized and he had a few…

ourselves. Many should consider breaking this cycle by taking a gap year or two. A gap year is exactly what students may need, not only for a break from the books, but to be faced with…

Aman reveals that whether you are an experience principal or first year assistant principal ones decision making skills are vital to their career success. It is relatively easy to make decisions that are a clear choice between right and wrong. However, there are times when certain decision that require a more in-depth process. One of the most complex decisions that Ms. Aman made this year was to decide what grade level to place Justin Miller on. Mr. Miller interviews at West…

Five Years Eighth Grade Moving has always been difficult for me, and being a navy brat didn’t help any. Eighth grade year I told my parents that I wanted to stay in Virginia and finish high school in one school system. I decided this after I realized I had spent all but kindergarten in a different school and in middle schools case, a different state for all three years. That same year they had all the eighth graders packed into a hot and stuffy auditorium to sit and…