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The district is hoping a "grow your own" approach to recruiting teaching candidates from the community will pay dividends OUSD. But living costs are high, and nearby districts can compete with offer higher salaries.
Reply Five Northern California elementary school students were recognized for their leadership, volunteerism and safety skills during the pandemic. (Shutterstock) Press release from AAA Northern California: May 8, 2021 AAA Northern California would like to congratulate five Northern California elementary school students for their leadership, volunteerism, and safety skills during the pandemic as part of its longstanding AAA School Safety Patrol program. Subscribe More than 40,000 students in nearly 1,500 schools across California participate in AAA School Safety Patrol. The following studen...
Vallejo girl earns recognition for school, community safety work The recognition comes as part of the AAA School Safety Patrol program. “I didn’t think I could help other people because I didn’t feel confident helping myself. Each interview I became a little less nervous and a little more confident. The other kids at my school started watching the videos and recognized me. I felt like a brave leader,” Ellie Page, a fifth-grader at Ione Elementary, said in a statement released Thursday by AAA Northern California. Page, Jocelyn Uribe-Perez, Greenleaf Elementary (Oakland), Giselle Baraja...
By Clint Feb 8, 2021 A Texas mom wanted to teach her son a lesson he would never forget about being a school bully. The mother forced her 5th-grade son to wear a t-shirt to Greenleaf Elementary that read, “I am a bully.” According to the mom, her son was calling other students “stupid” and “idiots” and she wanted to keep her song from going down the wrong path. "I wanted to do something that would teach him why he can't do those things," she said. The mother posted the pictures online and reached out to the parents of any kids that her son may have bullied.
By Clint Feb 8, 2021 A Texas mom wanted to teach her son a lesson he would never forget about being a school bully. The mother forced her 5th-grade son to wear a t-shirt to Greenleaf Elementary that read, “I am a bully.” According to the mom, her son was calling other students “stupid” and “idiots” and she wanted to keep her song from going down the wrong path. "I wanted to do something that would teach him why he can't do those things," she said. The mother posted the pictures online and reached out to the parents of any kids that her son may have bullied.