I've noticed an increase in students coming to me even in third grade with pre-existing anxiety disorders, depression and also an inability to cope with the pressures of their education.

the number one obstacle to getting kids outside more was the demand of instructional minutes. Every minute of the day already spoken for.

If we want our children to move mountains, we first have to let them get out of their chairs.

I would say for education, I'm disappointed in the session.

There is a charter school that is receiving $1 million of that 10 million.

we have very good benefits in our district, and we would be getting less money in state aid than districts who weren't didn't have as good of benefits.

That's an inaccurate narrative. So, we're going to look at both scenarios.

we don't want to TA our way out of this, but we also want to be able to make responsible fiscal decisions that still keep the integrity of learning in place.

I'm just a snap down go behind guy. I just throw them down go behind them.

I think next year we're going to bring home team title.