“Be miserable. Or motivate yourself. Whatever has to be done, it's always
your choice.”
Wayne Dyer
Wayne Dyer
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I had the privilege Friday of
attending the Legacy of Excellence Awards at the World Congress Center. This is the annual event that celebrates teacher,
professional, business and principals of the year. We celebrated Gemma and Ped as they walked
across the stage and made AMMS proud.
Welcome back to the Savannah
crew. I am sure it was a tiring trip but
you helped make memories for many students.
I love the gratitude feathers
in the teacher lunchroom. I hope you
will take time and participate with an attitude of gratitude.
PRIDE – This Friday, November 15th,
PRIDE will continue with our community service project. Students
will create cards and holiday messages for students K-5 to go along with the
new toy/book donations. Please assist students with age appropriate
wording and ideas for holiday greetings. Please collect all cards at the
end of PRIDE, read through them, and send appropriate creations to Fran
Meredith. Continue to remind and encourage students to bring in new
toys/books for students in need. At the moment, boxes are empty.
All donations are due Friday, December 6th.
Willie Wonka - The play takes place this weekend and I know the kids (and adults) would
love to see you there!
A Mighty Roar
To Dana Griffin and the sixth grade social studies team
whose current performance assessment is not only rigorous but done almost
completely without paper. All necessary
items are located on a Symbaloo page.
Friday Leadership Conversations and Coffee - Do you see yourself as a future administrator or
teacher leader? Do you want to learn
more about leadership? Join us for
conversations and coffee on various topics related to leadership. Each month we will discuss a different topic
and engage in a case study related to that topic. Our first meeting will be on November 15 in
room A150 at 7:30 a.m.
Where is
Livingston?
Kristen Barksdale says “In any school there are many
“unsung heroes” who are involved in the day-to-day operations of the
building. Autrey Mill is no different, and in fact, has many heroes who
work together to help each child meet with success.
In our school, there are two people who work incredibly
hard to help the teachers they work with as well as with the students in their
classes. We rely on them to work 1:1 or in small groups with students on
curriculum activities and provide us feedback on student progress. They
go above and beyond a lot of times in regard to helping us maintain the rigor
in our classrooms by holding students accountable while also developing
precious relationships with their students. They continually engage
students in the daily classroom activities by working alongside us as educators
to prepare and carry out lessons. I know that I value all that they do
for us within our SEC department as they are true unsung heroes. This
week Livingston will reside with Jennifer Cooney and Pauline Weiss.”
Happy Birthday
Bill Shea November
11
Carman Anderson November 11
Sherry Thomas November 15
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