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So important! Let us not forget our colleagues deserve and need to hear those wonderful things too❤️

Thank you to St. Mark’s for their amazing work in cleaning up our courtyard so it is ready for staff and students! We love our community support. It looks amazing. @EESMaher

@Rovezingram @FGilbani @MChristian_ES Congratulations Gilbani!! You are going to do an amazing job.

We are so excited to welcome Gilbani Feliciano-Lugo as our new Associate Principal! I’m confident she will do great things to support our little lions! #PowerofthePride @FGilbani @MChristian_ES

@MrsEDilday @EESMaher @cefvirginia So excited to see it in action next year!!! You are amazing.

Incredibly excited and proud to receive a Chesterfield Education Foundation MCD Innovation grant to bring #vr #xr technology to students at Evergreen Elementary to create engagement for future #PBL projects. @EESMaher @cefvirginia #oneccps

Lots of celebrating our amazing principal’s birthday! We hope it was a great day Mr. Maher! Mrs. Dudley’s kindergarten class even sang and gave him his very own birthday hat.❤️@EESMaher

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This. 🙌

Thanks to @MissAmericaVA and Miss Teen Virginia for helping us kick off #Kindness Week at Evergreen! They led a 5th grade morning meeting, presented to all the 3rd grade classes, and visited a few other classrooms to share their message of kindness and positivity. @EESMaher

Way to go Evergreen!!! First place in both 2-3 group and 4-5 group!!! Their collaboration was truly the most impressive. Thank you Mrs. Ipock and Ms. Sawyer for all you work and support. @EESMaher

So excited to watch the Evergreen Be Kind bots compete at the first CCPS robotics competition! Go Evergreen! @EESMaher

Make sure they know you care!❤️

So excited to hear these amazing 4th and 5th graders to kick off our Evergreen PTA meeting. @EESMaher @EGESMusicClass

Kids need consequences. This is different than punishments. A consequence is when students are held accountable for repairing harm, is logical and relates to the offense, and builds empathy. Punishments build fear or indifference and don't teach empathy.

Looking forward to greeting all of our Eagles with a huge smile when they return on Monday! @EESMaher

Where the students are when you get them is not where they need to end up #kidsdeserveit #teachergoals

Evergreen World Tour! So proud of these Ts & Ss! A student-driven project leading to a fabulous evening of celebrating learning & diversity... & giving to others! @EESMaher @LHenry202 @Emily_Yates42 @crmiller201 @ccps_gifted

Educator Equity Framework! #VASCD19

So excited to hear from one of our own! Way to go Crestwood! @VASCD