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Exhausted. Relieved. Smarter. These are some of the adjectives that describe how I felt on Friday at 6 pm. That would be when my administrator pressed “send” on our application to become a...

“Was he bad today?” Those were the first words I heard from a parent picking up her child. Though I’m certain the question was asked out of genuine concern and desire to support our efforts at...

So, a few weeks ago I gave the children’s sermon at our church and talked about Fred Rogers. As I told the kids, when I was younger Mr. Rogers taught me we all are neighbors and that we should be...

So last night I gained a daughter-in-law – and watched as an entire community of individuals who raised, encouraged, supported and loved my oldest boy come together to witness the celebration. It...

Meet our porch cat. He showed up periodically last spring lounging in our front yard. However, every time I tried to approach him, he quickly ran away. So, imagine my surprise when Micah...

I openly admit it – though with age I am farsighted, when it comes to my kid’s behaviors, I suffer from nearsightedness. I have always dealt with the crisis of the moment, failing to look at...

I’m not sure if the occurrence is as evident elsewhere, but at least in central Texas, the weather has been crazy. Temperatures jumping from highs to low, the sun shining one minute and...

Having worked for fifteen years at our early childhood center, I’ve discovered a fairly predictable pattern with regard to our former students and the memories they have of me once they move to a...

The Holiday Spirit of the Educational Adventure

The Danger of Polarizing Language

Be a Helper

It Takes a Village

Monty Valero

Grow Up…or not

Internal Compass

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