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Kristen is willing to share things she finds or creates to help lighten the team's load. I appreciate her help and collaboration this year more than ever!

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Looking at 2020 in HR terms, she helped 656 people to obtain their renewed clearances during 2020.

All together she alone processed 1,441 new clearances for the District. WOW!

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Constantly there to support us, constantly there to support her students, Carmen is amazing.  She has the patience of a saint and is always there for us when we have questions.  We love Carmen so much.

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Without these 2 ladies, I fear many of us would still be bumbling through teaching this new 2020 year.

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Stacy has been there for us since day 1! Who else does phone appointments at 7:00 am or at 9:00 pm? Thank you for all of your help and suggestions to help us get through this stressful time!

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Mike is a great team member!  He keeps us laughing AND he does our bulletin boards!!

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We are so happy to go through this craziness with our new friend and colleague, Jackie. She is always so pleasant and she gets us!!

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Kyleigh saved the day one morning when I was running around with no Zoom video. Who knew that our new computers had on/off switches? Kyleigh did! We are so happy you're back with us!

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Adam Schramm, Alicia Morgret, and Emily Lockwood

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Adam Schramm, Alicia Morgret, and Emily Lockwood

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These Canvas experts have helped me time and time again as I struggle getting more accustomed to the program's merits and complexities! Thanks for helping me maintain my sanity!

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This is a special group of people who helped each other maintain sanity during our lockdown.  We have maintained our closeness; this helps us make it through each day!!

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Nina is an amazing teacher who has helped us make sense of this crazy year.  Her template of each class helped us understand how hybrid would work. Her helpfulness and kindness to each adult and child she meets makes LDMS a better place for all.

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I just want to thank all the folks that helped me transition to Canvas...all the little steps that amounted to a big LEAP!

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I just want to thank all the folks that helped me transition to Canvas...all the little steps that amounted to a big LEAP!

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Pat Goodstein is the first one to volunteer to help anyone in need. From taking care of the kids in school to volunteering for Falcon Packs after school, she does it all!

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Julie Toth for letting me in when I forget my keys, and for the other things that are too numerous to name on padlet:)

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Julie Toth for letting me in when I forget my keys, and for the other things that are too numerous to name on padlet:)

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Kelly Peck for sending me don't jump texts and all the tiny victories.  I AM happy. you ARE happy.  He IS happy. Who knew three little wordSSSSS!

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Kelly Peck for sending me don't jump texts and all the tiny victories.  I AM happy. you ARE happy.  He IS happy. Who knew three little wordSSSSS!

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Amber Stewart for sharing word study with me to keep our friends on track and me too!

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Amber Stewart for sharing word study with me to keep our friends on track and me too!

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Ashely Edwards who literally has taught me how to teach reading all over again. Thanks for sharing resources, time and stories of missing teeth!

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Ashely Edwards who literally has taught me how to teach reading all over again. Thanks for sharing resources, time and stories of missing teeth!

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Kelly G. our amazing 4th on the 4th Grade team. Your energy and excitement for teaching reminds us why we are here. Looking forward to many more days ahead. 

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Kelly G. our amazing 4th on the 4th Grade team. Your energy and excitement for teaching reminds us why we are here. Looking forward to many more days ahead. 

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Missy Santanna because with out a doubt her gentle and genuine heart reassures me I'm not the only one who made "that" mistake. 

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Missy Santanna because with out a doubt her gentle and genuine heart reassures me I'm not the only one who made "that" mistake. 

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Ivan H. who after 4 years finally taught me how to make my own shortcuts for lunch count. Victory Ivan!

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Ivan H. who after 4 years finally taught me how to make my own shortcuts for lunch count. Victory Ivan!

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Jess DeHart for ALWAYS asking what more can she do. Even when she has her things to do. 

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Jess DeHart for ALWAYS asking what more can she do. Even when she has her things to do. 

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Jamie Ketty for always having the time and wisdom to be in the right place at the right time. Sharing resources and holding her chin up with a smile while her world is literally changing and moving her from room to room. Classy lady. 

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Jamie Ketty for always having the time and wisdom to be in the right place at the right time. Sharing resources and holding her chin up with a smile while her world is literally changing and moving her from room to room. Classy lady. 

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Rachel Neff for always walking me through the technology tunnels I create and helping me get to the other side.

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Rachel Neff for always walking me through the technology tunnels I create and helping me get to the other side.

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Michelle Kullman for rescuing me from my side trips, showing me a map and being planned, and ready for ANYTHING.

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Michelle Kullman for rescuing me from my side trips, showing me a map and being planned, and ready for ANYTHING.

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Jen Deibler for endless patience, relentlessly answering the SAME question with kindness and a smile and for only smiling when I suggest something she has said a million times and I say it like it's my own idea!!!!

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Jen Deibler for endless patience, relentlessly answering the SAME question with kindness and a smile and for only smiling when I suggest something she has said a million times and I say it like it's my own idea!!!!

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xoxoxox

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Ivan Hrabric will take time to answer questions about any of the many things he knows a lot about, even as he is every bit as swamped as the rest of us!

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Ivan Hrabric will take time to answer questions about any of the many things he knows a lot about, even as he is every bit as swamped as the rest of us!

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Emma has maintained such a positive attitude this fall and has done an amazing job of letting the things that we cannot control roll off of her shoulders. Rather than dwelling on all that is different and difficult in our program this year, she has embraced her cart, her role, and her students. This week, she helped me to find some perspective that I was deeply seeking. Her comment that resonated the most with me was, "We have such long and successful careers in education ahead of us. I, for one, will not allow this one crazy year and time in life to overwhelm me so much that it burns out that light and future." Thanks for your words of wisdom!

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My daughter really struggles in the fall. She likely struggles with PTSD from Lyme disease and has difficult time facing some stimuli that makes her FEEL sick again, even though she isn't. Certain songs, smells, places, temperatures, etc. can trigger all sorts of tough symptoms. But Melody suggested The Body Remembers, which explains how the body can remember what the brain does not. Emma read through that book in three days. Now she does a weekly social media post about what she's learned. It really helped her this year. Orchestra director turns into therapist. Way to see the real need!

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He is the guru of quick tech help! Always pleasant and accommodating to his peers and the students for on the spot help to make technology work.

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Amy cares so deeply about her students and goes above and beyond to help them. She has been a real asset when modifiying lessons. I text her what we need and within hours she has something emailed back to streamline the process for her students and ME!

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Alisa has helped me so much this year with synching grades from Canvas to PowerSchool, using the school phone, embedding assignments into Canvas, etc.! I also eat lunch with her everyday, and I look forward to it every time :)

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was finding creative ways for his athletic first aid kids to tape a limb (arm/leg) without close contact...Mannequins! Great idea and thank you for sharing your torsos so I can use them in the showcase to display fibers projects!

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Jen consistently has an uplifting persona and encourages others around her to show their best as well. She's helpful with all the changes and adjusting going on in the building. It's been a pleasure working with someone so positive and hard working.

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Alicia Morgret's group of FBC kids have done something really special for the students and the community with the Live Stream.  Kudos to her

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Alicia Morgret's group of FBC kids have done something really special for the students and the community with the Live Stream.  Kudos to her

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Kyleigh always wears a cheerful smile and is willing to lend a helping hand with her technology savvy or any other task at hand. Kyleigh is part of what makes our seventh grade extra special.

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Adam is a very helpful colleague. I never observe him denying anyone help. Today, for example, I had a quick question about a Canvas issue. Even though he was near the end of teaching an Am. Lit. class, he paused for a moment, showed me what I needed to do, and, then, went right back to his students without missing a beat.