Superintendent of Schools for the Killingly Public Schools. Personal opinions are my own.
Killingly, Connecticut
Joined April 2010
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A message from Killingly Board of Education Chair, Susan Lannon:
Killingly Public Schools Names Dr. Paul Haughey as the New Superintendent of Schools
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Pressure doesn't expose your talent. It exposes your habits.
When the moment gets big, you don't suddenly become more disciplined, focused, or prepared.
You become exactly what you've practiced being.
You can't train occasionally and expect to deliver consistently.
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Killingly reports growth in college prep testing data. tinyurl.com/bdhj28ys
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Your transportation director, fiscal manager and principals do very different work. Aligned, it all points to students. Superintendent Aurelio shares how his district helps every employee see where they fit.
Read more: aasa.org/resources/aasa-blog…
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Creating a More Inclusive Place to Play! 🛝
Today, Venture was excited to deliver a brand-new Communication Board to Cubs' Corner Preschool in Spencer!
We are so excited to see this board make a difference for the children at Cubs' Corner! 🧡
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What should students still know how to do when AI can do so much?
This month's AI Applied column explores how school leaders can prepare students to think critically, exercise good judgment and work alongside emerging technologies.
🔗 Read more: links.aasa.org/47d3g3c
#AASAMag #AIinEducation #FutureReadyStudents
Massachusetts needs to rethink how it improves schools. Here is a blueprint for doing it. commonwealthbeacon.org/opini… via @cwbeacon
Neighbor to DPHS raises concerns about weeds, field maintenance via @@spencerjournal spencerjournal.com/neighbor-…
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The strongest boards don't just focus on today's challenges. They ask questions about tomorrow.
This month's Board-Savvy Superintendent column explores how thoughtful provocation can spur productive conversations and help boards prepare for the future.
🔗 Read more: links.aasa.org/4ydQGff
#AASAMag #SchoolBoards #Leadership
Hundreds of Connecticut Schools Need HVAC Fixes or Upgrades govtech.com/education/k-12/h…
On the Move: New school year starts with a stream of notable #superintendent hires districtadministration.com/a… via @DA_magazine
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"Schools have been really cognizant of their role to pay attention to student mental health and well-being, implement strategies and create conditions for learning so students can improve in these areas..." - AASA SVP John Malloy
Read more ⬇️ links.aasa.org/3TnGjH3
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🍎 School meal programs support student health and success. Our new survey finds 67% of districts say federal funding is a moderate or significant challenge. Read the full findings: aasa.org/resources/resource/…
A Massachusetts diploma should come with a plan commonwealthbeacon.org/opini… via @cwbeacon
Thank you to the MSBA for their consummate professional unwavering support of the David Prouty High School project! #ThankYou @Mass_SBA
(1/2) The @Mass_SBA is happy to welcome teachers and students across the Commonwealth back to school! Yesterday, the doors opened at David Prouty High School with a ribbon-cutting ceremony that marked the completion of a renovation and addition project.
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(2/2) The project resulted in a 126,823-square-foot facility for Spencer and East Brookfield, serving over 300 students in grades 9-12 and delivering district-wide Pre-Kindergarten.
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MIKE LEACH ON EMBRACING HARD
"Nothing is really fun unless it's hard ...
You're pushing yourself. All of a sudden you're making great plays.
You're doing things that you've never done before...
Never hope that it's easy."
~ via @WSUCougarFB and @DrewMaddox
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Today, on the 25th anniversary of September 11, AASA remembers the lives lost and honors the first responders and all those who served. We hold in our thoughts the families and communities forever changed by that day.
We will never forget.
For educators supporting students today, the Coalition to Support Grieving Students has guidance available: links.aasa.org/4yyYcBP
