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Good Teachers Caught Giving an Extra Effort!
Good teachers were caught in the act of working without pay at a local Starbucks. Their extra effort is an example of why America will make a comeback with education reform measures.
Teachers Who Deserve Extra Credit!
Public school is not in session, but one of the things that always gives America a fighting chance is our extra effort. When we are knocked down, we always get back up. Education reforms like school choice, and renewing America’s competitive strength as a global leader are complex goals.
I stopped in for a pick me up at a local and was soon followed by a group of high energy, enthusiastic people. They entered one by one like attending a reunion of some sort. Had it not been for the occasional notepad they carried, I might have thought they were gathering to go see the new flick . Actually, it wasn’t difficult for me to guess that they were teachers. After giving “What I Did This Summer” reports, they got right down to the business of planning to receive The International Academy of Smyrna’s 1st grade students. They were clearly engaged in team teaching, a process proven to increase results in the classroom.
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Good teachers work hard. Excellent teachers often prepare and work outside of the boundaries of our school walls. Like these dedicated teachers at the , a public charter school on the rise, giving the extra 5% makes a 100% difference in improving student success in the Cobb County School District. Thanks teachers. You stimulate the brain better than coffee!
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"Leo Smith supports Education Reform and Public Schools with community engagement, fundraising and strategy. He is also on the Board of Directors for the , and a member of the Georgia Charter Schools Association Parent Advocacy Network."
