March 5, 2019



This is so true. Is it because you spend so much time with them (not all positive)? Is it because you can see the little improvements that they make? Whatever it is, I realized today that I truly do love the most difficult student I have. It is a joy to see him bounce down the hall to greet me each morning. (That may be where the joy ends for the day.) But, as he walks out the door, he gives me a hug. Reassurance that we are working together and we will make it.

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