Goodbye
extreme diversity.
You've taught
me to love children of all colors. You've taught me that children from all
walks of life can learn and grow regardless of their background. Truly, some of
my greatest success has been with children who spoke no English at all when I
met them. It doesn't matter if their parents had little schooling, by working
together, we made miracles. I will never forget your beautiful faces or your
bright eyes.
You are my
friends, my mentors, and my inspiration. Serving in the trenches with you has
been a pleasure. You helped me through difficult times with laughter, lots of
chocolate, and a few tears. You taught me how to love and serve our
children best. I carry with me all your wisdom, devotion, and every last
lesson I learned from you. (And no worries, I'll be texting you about all the
crazy things that happen in the new school.)
Goodbye unique community.
Your families have won my heart and your cultural flavor is one of a kind. The warmth with which you welcomed me will never be forgotten. Memories of special celebrations, dedicated parent volunteers, Zumba nights, and Halloween madness will accompany me wherever I go.
Your families have won my heart and your cultural flavor is one of a kind. The warmth with which you welcomed me will never be forgotten. Memories of special celebrations, dedicated parent volunteers, Zumba nights, and Halloween madness will accompany me wherever I go.
My emotions have been on a roller coaster since I made the decision to submit an application for the new position. And there will definitely be more water works to come. Though I'm pleased to have the opportunity to try a new path, I'm happy to have worked hard and well with students who needed me so desperately. I will not forget my time with them. Ever. What can I say? I love my people.
For more on my Kindergarten Journey, try Adventures in Kindergarten, It's Playtime! or The Start of Something Good. And don't ever let anyone tell you teaching is for those who can't do anything else!
Thank you all!
For more on my Kindergarten Journey, try Adventures in Kindergarten, It's Playtime! or The Start of Something Good. And don't ever let anyone tell you teaching is for those who can't do anything else!
Thank you all!
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