I have been a member of this organization since 1995. This network has been part of every step of my career and continues to influence me in retirement❣️
Our dreams know no limits. Let's uplift each other and break any barriers that stand in our way. Together, we'll pave the way for women in educational leadership.
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Loved sharing with amazing and talented women! @NYS_AWA @NYSAWA_LI
Thank you @NYS_AWA; Leading Forward@and @LaurenGemmill @adelebovard for engaged us in meaningful reflection and discussion around the ABCD’s of sponsorship, coaching & mentorship.#Amplify #Boost #Connect #Defend #Genderbalancework
I have been involved with this work for a long time. This initiative brings me hope….
Over 400 have signed the letter advocating for change in education leadership. The education field continues to underutilize its largest talent pool and we’re committed to change. Join us by signing the advocacy letter because #TheTimeIsNow womenleadinged.com/sign-the-…
Women as Communicators: Use Your Voice to Lift Up Yourself and Others nysawa.org/women-as-communic…
New Year’s Resolution for all of us❣️
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Thoughtful commentary- listen for yourself!
Hard-working Americans need policies that empower them — not hold them back.
Catch the full discussion between @KevinRobertsTX and @rachelbovard: youtu.be/nzK341vEa-k
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Restorative practice creates space to feel and articulate emotions.
Many of us were taught to "suck it up" or "squash it down". When we don't have #PermissionToFeel, a long list of unwanted outcomes ensues—numbness, disconnection. But when we embrace our emotions—and make them work for us, not against us—it opens doors we never knew were there.
Reframe “retirement” to “rewirement” and choose to follow your passion. Maggie Chan Jones. @NYS_AWA #nysawaleads
Words for educators to live by❣️
I was a teacher for (many) years before discovering I really wasn't teaching.
I was talking, assigning, grading.
And I thought I was teaching. Truly.
I wasn't. I didn't start teaching until I learned to respond to each kid's learning.
That is where/when I become a teacher.
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Proud of these Phenomenal Women Leaders❣️
NYSAWA Celebrates Phenomenal Women is next week! Join us virtually on Thursday, Feb. 3 at 3:30pm for an afternoon of learning from distinguished educational leaders across the state.
Meet our 5 ✨phenomenal✨ speakers and register for the event today! bit.ly/32zXYAG
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So I am on a full American Airline flight that was supposed to take off a half hour ago. It was just announced that the delay is because we have “NO PILOT” and “we hope one shows up”.
Looking forward to this event!!
This is the essential story of creating a Culture of Care for students through restorative practice! @RJEdNational @rocrestorative www-wbez-org.cdn.ampproject.…
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Come join us! @NYSAWA_ROCFLX @LNysawa @LNysawa
Join us virtually on Feb. 3 to celebrate phenomenal women! Speakers will share experiences, stories & actions that have pioneered their careers in the administration field. Administrators & professionals of all levels are encouraged to join. Register at: bit.ly/32zXYAG
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Grateful to be celebrating student talent at NYSSMA All State Festival In Person. Thank you Rochester for your amazing hospitality!👏👏😌@OfficialNYSSMA @rochester @RochesterChambr
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