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May 13, 2018
May 13, 2018
~ Marion C. Garretty
May 13, 2018
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May 12, 2018
Bob R/CA
I don;t see a user with that name, I think it's possible you may have registered a long time ago, and we had to cycle the database once upon a time. You should just try to re-register with that screenname. If you have trouble, let me know and I can see if I can get you straightened out....
May 12, 2018
May 12, 2018
Bob R/CA
what was your username?
May 12, 2018
judycaret
Okay, went for another shorter walk, bringing my total to 6.4 miles. Done.
men52
Judy: you do not have to feel negative about your lack of miles! Just think of all the folks out there who didn't make any effort to move. Yes, eating out often can be very dangerous for anyone's calorie count even with the best of intentions. You'll get back to a routine soon enough. How long are they projecting the construction is going to take?
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May 10, 2018
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AshleyGorman
No, it's not. I really do want to know. I'm trying to determine how best to meet teachers' needs to prevent burnout.
haha
Unreasonable parents + admin that does not support you = Stress/Burnout. I can deal with pretty much anything else.
May 11, 2018
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haha
First of all, they have broken confidentiality if they have told you that another student (that you do not work with) is on an IEP. If necessary, use that as possible leverage.
Secondly, the IEP is irrelevant. Being on an IEP does not give a student a free pass to bully, harass or physically assault other students. You need to follow up on...See More
Secondly, the IEP is irrelevant. Being on an IEP does not give a student a free pass to bully, harass or physically assault other students. You need to follow up on...See More
May 12, 2018
~ Godfried Bomans
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