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THE POORE PAGE: An End To A Great School Year
2012-13 Full Of Major Accomplishments For Students, District
You may not realize it, but we are down to our last few days of school. Continue reading...
THE POORE PAGE: Educators Making An Impact
Leaders Should Be Proud Of Area High Schools' Rankings
I experienced two enlightening and optimistic moments simultaneously one day this week. Continue reading...
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Saying Thanks To Teachers
This is our final step in a three-part series highlighting how fortunate we are in Bentonville to have such wonderful employees in our schools. The previous articles touched on how our principals and classified staff impact children daily and make a tremendous difference in young people’s lives. The last group to be highlighted, but certainly not the least, is our hardworking teachers. Continue reading...
POORE PAGE: Classified Employees Make Daily Impact
Many Who Aren't Teachers, Administrators Making Difference Behind The Scenes
This is part two of my series highlighting the wonderful employees of the Bentonville Public Schools. Continue reading...
THE POORE PAGE: Leaders Help Drive Excellence
Principals, Assistant Principals Deserve Large Portion Of Credit
I would like to take advantage of the space this column provides to set up a three-part series highlighting employees of Bentonville Public Schools.
Our district’s vision statement is “Excellence with Every Step.” This statement exemplifies our first group of employees — our principals and assistant principals. Continue reading...
POORE PAGE: Blessings I Am Thankful For This Season
Writer Proud To Live, Serve In Community That Values Giving In Donations, Volunteering
It’s difficult to imagine how Newtown, Conn., is coping with their losses this holiday season. Continue reading...
THE POORE PAGE: Make A Tradition That Has Impact
What If We All Pitched In And Pledged To Find Ways To Engage Our Youth In Basic Economics?
I was in a department store recently and noticed Christmas decorations every where and Christmas music playing. “Isn’t it still November?” I wondered? What has happened to Thanksgiving? Continue reading...
