What’s Gone Well Today? ®
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When has someone made your day with the service they’ve given, or something they’ve said or done for you? Sharing these moments may inspire others. They lift the spirit!
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When our MacBookPro wouldn’t turn on I researched and found a similar model with these symptoms, followed the steps and it worked! So grateful for this clear support.
Always impressed with people who use what they are good and passionate at to “get past the no’s”. This acclaimed athlete ( national field hockey team) and multifaceted teacher tells his story of getting hired by Victoria School Board, despite the well know horror stories of few-to-no openings in the district. A key piece was a parent who saw his talent and facilitated his working with the secondary school program.
Stories from the picket line
Elementary music teacher’s poignant story of the shift a child made with her classes, and his heartfelt note of appreciation.
In general the stories teachers shared on the picket line showed the energy and dedication towards their work. These stories are rarely touched on in the media.
A breakthrough on the last day of school
At Riley’s grade 7 farewell event, he confidently and graciously accepted well wishes from his principal. Then, wearing his chosen lime green dress shirt and matching checkered tie, he proceeded to the hall’s playground where his classmates had gathered. The kids were going wild. Riley, hopped onto a swing, tie flapping, and for the first time in his life figured out how to “pump” the swing to get it going fast. He said as we were leaving, “Swinging is so much fun!”
One of the stories from the picket lines
Encouraging steps taken by a challenged reader to inspire the next wave of struggling readers.
A phone call to an agency was answered by a woman I met a few years ago. I let her know my focus and she directed me to a resource, another NFP I didn’t know existed. The E.D. of that group is too busy to meet , but took the time to introduce me to someone who they’ve worked with on a similar project to mine, and who is interested in being a big part of the project.