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Dec 26, 2003
Teachers: soon you will be electing a new superintendent.
I am nosy. Why isn't there much discussion on the board
about this? I am in Nevada and I am retired. Maybe that
is why I have time to be nosy. Juanita Doyan seems to me
to be the best choice. Does anyone in Washington have an
opinion?
I am of the opinion that if we, the teachers, do
not, 'bring back the joy' into the classroom, then drudgery
rules. I have decided that unless someone, somewhere
starts the movement to 'Bring Back the Joy' into Education,
it won't start. So, I looked up your Teachers' Association
on the web. I thought I would send each division of your
Association a button that says just that. But all you have
is one main headquarters, no subdivisions.
Anyone interested? gh
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On 12/26/03, Georgia Hedrick wrote:
> I am of the opinion that if we, the teachers, do
> not, 'bring back the joy' into the classroom, then
drudgery
> rules. I have decided that unless someone, somewhere
> starts the movement to 'Bring Back the Joy' into
Education,
> it won't...See More