Oct 22, 2015

How NOT to be an Artist

By |2015-10-22T06:50:09-07:00October 22, 2015|21st Century Learning, Art & Music|4 Comments

BY JONATHAN BOERSecondary Art TeacherThere is a poster out there entitled “How to Be An Artist.” It’s a list of things an artist is supposed to do, like “plant impossible gardens,” “take moonbaths,” and “invite dangerous people to tea.” If this poster is the definitive list, I’m not an artist.The only things on that poster [...]

Sep 21, 2015

La Fin de Madame Horahan

By |2015-09-21T08:56:13-07:00September 21, 2015|Relationships, Secondary|4 Comments

Some of you may not know this, but identity theft is a very common crime that pervades much of our community. I myself did not know how serious it was until very recently when I had my own identity stolen. That’s right, Madame Horahan was disposed of and replaced by Madame Botwright.Josh and I got [...]

Sep 14, 2015

Saddle Sores and Pushing Pedals

By |2015-09-14T08:55:33-07:00September 14, 2015|Character, Middle School|1 Comment

175 kilometers. Almost all uphill.My son, Justin, and I had spent two days bicycling from Princeton, up to the Coquihalla Summit. For the most part, the trail was washboard gravel that rose steadily upwards.  Then there was the 25 kilometers that strayed onto a gas pipeline. 25 kilometers of pushing our bikes up steep hills [...]

Jun 22, 2015

How to Get an “A” in Free Time

By |2015-06-22T09:09:08-07:00June 22, 2015|Faith, Secondary|0 Comments

What do you think about adding column on a report card assessing what students do during recess?Luigi Giussani, Italian priest, educator and intellectual, once told a group of parents that young people are not judged by how seriously, tenaciously and loyally they take to their school work, but by how they use their free time.They [...]

Jun 16, 2015

Why I Make My Daughters Play Video Games

By |2015-06-16T08:59:56-07:00June 16, 2015|Middle School, Technology|0 Comments

Guest Blog Writer: Kevin SchutI make sure my girls get their regular doses of video games.Hi, I’m Kristin’s husband, Kevin. Since it’s crunch time for Kristin, I thought I would be a supportive spouse and write her blog post this month. It’s an ideal opportunity for me to set the record straight about how I’ve [...]

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