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SB328 and its requirements provide a great foundation for personalized learning where pathways can be designed/aligned to student strengths/interests and industry needs. The @futureplansoh “process” delivers! @grit_ohio @AppSTEMCollab @OhioExcels @OHEducation @shp_design

Great! No greater work than helping students discover their unique aptitudes, strengths and interests and where those attributes align with future industry/workforce needs. The future is bright!! ☀️ @futureplansoh @grit_ohio @shp_design @AppSTEMCollab

So many great things happening in the @AppSTEMCollab region! Appreciate these leaders and their willingness to best serve those in their communities! @TheMattColvin @firemanoo7 @MaysvilleSchool @futureplansoh @grit_ohio @shp_design

🔥 Adam Copeland reminding us all of the importance of positive leadership!! @shp_design @futureplansoh @grit_ohio @AppSTEMCollab

A great opportunity. #SERVE @bb2careers

@Mr_Husky1 Awww, you were very blessed.❤️

My parents were older when they had me and my sister. In the 1970s many people had children in their 20s. My dad was 42. By that time he was a partner in a major accounting firm. He had a big office, everyone called him Mr Wilson and he seemed to be a big deal in his workplace. My father is a modest man and made no conspicuous displays of wealth. But I realised when I was 11 or 12 that none of my school friends lived in my neighbourhood, few people had two new cars, very few owned a second house or skied in the winter and no-one else travelled overseas. When I was a teenager, I discovered he owned quite a lot of commercial property too, which paid a good amount of rent. My father grew up in a working class family in the Great Depression. His father died during WW2. He left school early to support his family and eventually studied part-time at university. He’s pretty unassuming. People always thought he was a farmer or, at least, that he worked outdoors. In fact, he loves the outdoors and spent most of his leisure time outside. But he worked in an office. I realised as an adult that my dad had a highly successful career and used the money he earned for the benefit and enjoyment of his family. We had things and experiences that most of our friends didn’t. But, really, his greatest success was in supporting and encouraging my sister and me. He always wanted us to do our best and didn’t much mind what our results were so long as we tried hard. I think this had an important effect on me. I have built a successful career too, equivalent to his but in an entirely different field. He never pressured me and I didn’t feel any sense of competition. But he encouraged and supported me and expressed his pride in my sister and me. He took us skiing and hiking, helped with homework, took us to the museum and aquarium at the weekend and always watched our sports. My father is a successful man. He had a successful career but, more importantly, he’s an excellent father. I’m lucky to still have him at age 95. Here is a recent photo of me and my parents. By animal discovery

Teachers son passed away, and her students made a presentation about him. ❤️❤️❤️

@CaryKelly11 That's awesome!!

I'm not saying we should eat more chips, but this is good news for our friends and family who do eat them. Costco hears us.

The poem that Lou Holtz would have his players memorize…

Our student athletes are impacting the lives of 2nd graders through our 2nd and 7 program, fostering growth, confidence, and a brighter future with every interaction; we are proud of each one of you for helping make a meaningful difference in the fight against illiteracy.

Great day to collaborate with the @grit_ohio days of learning!! 300 plus attendees all excited to accelerate our efforts to build personalized pathways for student and community success. @shp_design @futureplansoh @AppSTEMCollab @OHEducation @OhioExcels #Workforce30

NEW WALK!!! Don’t trust your future self with today’s connections. LEADERSHIP DRIFT happens when we cut corners that no one else sees. Send the text. Send the picture. Celebrate smiles and laughs…in the moment. #1minwalk2work #LeadFromWhoYouAre #LeadFromWhereYouAre

Our mission!! 🎯 Oddly, “what the world needs” the most aligns with our greatest supply of “talent(what you’re good at”, but many are unaware. Helping bridge this “exposure gap” is critical!! @futureplansoh @grit_ohio @shp_design @AppSTEMCollab

In a recent podcast, @LeffingwellDan shares why strengths-based discovery, early guidance, and real pathways are transforming what’s possible for students across Appalachia and beyond. 👉 Listen to the podcast: bit.ly/4cFyUdr

Sad statistic. Hate seeing our farms disappear.

📣The 2026 High School Tech Internship Program is now LIVE! This program reimburses Ohio employers for hosting high school interns in technology-focused roles ⭐️Students interested: email internships@bb2careers.org ⭐️Businesses can learn more and apply at: bb2careers.org/internships

If you enjoyed our version of "Til Ya Can’t” on The TPUSA All American Halftime - Our studio recording of it will be available to purchase or stream at midnight tonight! A big thank you to @codyjohnson and the songwriters Ben Stennis and Matt Rogers for giving me there blessing to record and release it, It really is one of the best written songs I have heard in a long time and NOTHING is more powerful than a great song in my book! 🇺🇸 Kid Rock

Many thanks to Appalachian Ohio Manufacturers' Coalition and @bb2careers for hosting Discovering Engineering Day today in Marietta. Lots of hands-on activities involved revolving around the numerous career fields of engineering. @Monroe_Central @OhioValleyESC

Supporting students to find their uniqueness, greatness, and where those talents align to future needs of our world is 🔑!! @futureplansoh @grit_ohio @AppSTEMCollab @StrengthsCenter

@Jenny4America @toobaffled I am so sorry!!!

@toobaffled I am an MSN RN of over 30 years. I was FORCED by my health system to get the initial vaccines or I would be terminated from my Director of ED Trauma Dept. Now I have a rare incurable Ovarian Cancer, getting chemo in hopes of living longer. We didn’t all want it.

When you stand for nothing, you'll fall for anything … 😔