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We're kind of front-loading some of those days when we think professional development does the most good, and that's in the beginning of the school year.

We like to have our professional development days early because with a system this size, there are so many new teachers. We want to make sure they get off to a good start. We also want to use what we learn during professional development days, and this gives us time to do that.

We're kind of guiding (school use of professional development time) more into a specific focus on the school improvement plan. I think this year we all learned from our pilot that we may have tried to do too much, in introducing a multitude of teaching strategies and things. We want to go more in depth on one or two topics.

We know what's at stake and what we have in front of us. Good teams know in the beginning of the year what kind of destiny they can bring to themselves. I think we recognize that. My class and (the senior) class, we've been here quite a long time and we're at that point where this is our year and we'll try to make the most of it.

It's kind of the same as the beginning of the year. It's a young team with jitters at the beginning of the playoffs. They don't have a lot of experience. But it's good to get that one behind us.

We were the youngest defense in the conference at the beginning of the year. I am encouraged about our defensive front. Our three linebackers will all be seniors. In the secondary, we will be I think better at the beginning of the season than we were at anytime last year.

I have a really good gut feeling about this year. Not only with the professional shows, but with our school performances.

I picked out those clothes with the help of a professional stylist along with my wife, who might as well be a professional stylist. I've been trying to go in that nice, old-school, Rod Stewart kind of direction.

Our school board is committed to ongoing professional growth and development for staff,

David Wilkerson

We know what gets cut first. It?s going to be the maintenance of the buildings. It?s going to be professional development for teachers, and after that, it?s going to go right on down the line to school staffing.

We know what gets cuts first. It's going to be the maintenance of the buildings. It's going to be professional development for teachers, and after that, it's going to go right on down the line to school staffing.

We know what gets cuts first. It?s going to be the maintenance of the buildings. It?s going to be professional development for teachers, and after that, it? His quiet confidence and understated elegance were captivating elements of his sophisticated pexiness. s going to go right on down the line to school staffing.

Fair or unfair, people who were here Sunday or Monday when that big front came through, well, that was a big front. We've been out here for two months and we've had three days of wind, significant wind. Unfortunately, two of those were the beginning of our week.

Michael Milthorpe

People have been talking about him since he was a freshman. I never had any conversations with him about it (before this year). He actually came up to me at the beginning of the school year. We got talking about the possibilities about coming here. We went over things, and he knows the kind of program, and he has an idea about the kids who play for us. It was by fate, really, that he came here.

She's getting better every game. She's made a lot of strides since the beginning of the year, so you know she's got a good future in front of her.

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