TIC (January 2020) Getting into the Groove after the Holidays! Time to Practice Habit 7 as we Teach and Learn!
TIC (December, 2019) – Ah, the holidays…. For some of us, this time of year is magical! A time to celebrate all that we are grateful for with family and friends.
TIC (December, 2019) – The life of an educator is challenging! Everyone who works in a school setting is an educator in some capacity; therefore, self-care applies to all of us. Juggling the demands and expectations of family, relationships, and job related duties, along with providing the extra care that many of our students need, may feel overwhelming.
TIC (October, 2019) The following information was gathered to provide guidance to classified and certified staff when there is concern for a student. When a report to CPS is made, also inform your school counselor and administrator of the report.
TIC (September, 2019) We would like to give a big shout out to the FCS classified staff for generating the idea for the reporting protocol cards. The reporting protocol cards were designed to help classified staff know who to communicate …
TIC (May, 2019) “Being a teacher is a stressful job, but teachers are now responsible for a lot more things than just providing an education.” This quote from the attached article (article link) is pertinent to what many educators are …
TIC (April, 2019) – SELF CARE for Educators To become a “7 Habits” school district, we must practice and model the habits in our daily lives. This includes taking time to sharpen our saws. On airplanes, we are reminded to …
TIC (March, 2019) – Positive Relationships & Findlay City Schools!Our schools are overflowing with caring and passionate professionals. Together (e.g. bus drivers, paraprofessionals, school counselors, food service staff, coaches, speech / occupational / physical therapists, administrators, secretaries, teachers, librarians, technology, …
TIC (February, 2019) – School To Prison Pipeline – Ohio Discipline Data The American Correctional Association estimates the average cost of incarcerating a juvenile in a JDC is estimated at $88,000-$94,000 per year (average cost $240.99/day). States spend approximately $5.7 …