Scott Nedrow

One of the most important lessons I learned during student teaching had nothing to do with standards, lesson plans, or even technology. It was this: Take care of the staff. My mentor would bring treats to the front office, the custodians, and the cafeteria workers. He made sure all of them felt seen and valued. He understood something most people overlook: Schools run because of the people who do the work most people don't see. Still one of the best lessons I ever learned and one I carried through my entire career as a teacher and administrator.

Your discipline makes them uncomfortable because it exposes their lack of effort. Let it.

Steve Sarkisian said, "Culture beats talent, if your culture is really strong. Culture is organic. It's not a sign up in your building, it's not a t-shirt you wear." Your culture is what you do. A great culture prevent bad habits from creeping in. 4 Bad Habits to Get Rid Of🧵