Credit to K. Carroll |
When we get back in January I ask all of you to again look in the mirror and ask yourself:
- Have I adjusted my teaching to meet the needs of the common core
- Am I teaching my students the right skills that will help them be successful
- Are my classes engaging? Do students look forward to come to my class? If not, why? What can I do to change that?
Important dates:
1/8/14 - Learning & Collaborating Time (We will be meeting)
(All staff is required to attend. Coaches... practices will not begin until 4pm)
1/20/14 - Professional Development Day (EdCamp Waldwick)
Staff News:
Baby Sal |
Filling in for Mrs. Olivo is a familiar face to Waldwick High School, Matt Jimenez. Matt graduated WHS in 2007 and attended Montclair State University, where he studied Exercise Science and Physical Education.
Recently I have been trying to use my Principal's Blog more as a communication tool and to highlight all of the great happenings going on at WHS. I can only post what I hear about or what I see, so that's where I need your help. You might not realize that many of you are doing amazing things in your classrooms or with your clubs and teams, but you are. We need to share these highlights with the Waldwick community and the world. You work so hard, be proud of what you are doing with your students and share. Here is how you can help:
SUBMITTING A POST
The Waldwick High School
Blog exists to share information about our school, showcase the achievements of
our students and staff and keep the community informed. Your experiences
are the content we are looking for. Please help us share the great work
and accomplishments of our students and staff by submitting posts.
- Send text in the body of an email, in paragraph form, so that it may be copied easily.
- When referring to students or programs, identify them as being part of Waldwick High School. For example, instead of “five basketball players” or “the Ski Club,” write “five Waldwick High School basketball players” or “the Waldwick High School Ski Club,” respectively.
- Write in the third person.
- Send pictures and images as an attachment. Please do not embed them into word or .pdf documents.
- Name your pictures. Search engines pick up image titles.
- Use complete dates (August 4, 2012 versus Aug. 4 or August 4 or August 4th). The blog spans more than a year and searches may bring up posts from multiple years.
- Include flyers or posters as attachments (.pdf is best) if you would like them attached to the post; however, please do not send them as the post.
- Please check your spelling and grammar.
- Write the post as you would read it on the blog. Avoid “Who:, What:, Where:” descriptions and opt instead for complete sentences.
Again have a great break and Happy New Year!!
Wishing you a Happy and Healthy New Year!
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