Posts by ‘pd’

St Emily

Oct 4, 2011

Very attentive group today at St Emily.  The students had great questions – as usual.  See you in November when we speak to your parents.

Definition of Rewarding

Oct 4, 2011

In my profession, being rewarded is relative to each day.  Yesterday, of the many one on one conversations I had, two clearly stuck out.  1) When a 19yr old university student returns back to her school to listen to the adult only presentation, and waits patiently (while parents speak with me) to tell me how much she appreciated what she learned, and how much of an impact it made – that is rewarding.  2) When a dad tells you how his son came home, and made some serious changes to his online profile and how he will act moving forward – that is rewarding.

Holy Cross Academy – Parents

Oct 3, 2011

An amazing turnout!  Thanks to the parent council for their efforts in promoting our event.  Thanks to St Peter’s Roman Catholic Church and Father Micheal (who also attended!) for communicating our event at Sunday Mass.  We went a little long, but the parents hung in there and had great questions, and your feedback is greatly appreciated!

Holy Cross Academy

Oct 3, 2011

Thanks to the students for attending this morning.  Looking forward to speaking to the parents this evening.  And Thanks to your school – we have eclipsed the 45,000 student mark!

Our Lady of the Rosary

Sept 29, 2011

Thank You to the staff, students, and parents at Our Lady of the Rosary.  The students had great questions!  I appreciate the feedback from parents who want to do it again!  It would be my pleasure.

 

St Angela Merici

September 27

Awesome day with the kids at St Angela Merici.  Very well behaved and great questions.  Special thanks to Officer Toni and the great feedback.

Our Lady of The Lake

August 30, 2011

Thank You to Our Lady of the Lake for having me back a second consecutive year (and third time total) for grade seven orientation.  Wonderful feedback from the parents and from the YRP Officer who attended!  It seemed like a real eye-opener for some of the kids!