Harrisburg Career & Education Coordinator, community connector, Ed. S., salt & light, thoughts are my own. #TigersWork
Joined August 2015
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#CTEmonth is in full swing! Check out our latest podcast episode sharing how we explore careers K-5! #TigersWork
What is Learner Interest Day? Check out our latest podcast episode celebrating #CTE Month and how we are exploring and playing to learn about future careers. harrisburgdistrict41-2.org/p… #TigersWork
ALT HSD Learner Interest Day
Excited to share all about #TigersWork throughout February as we celebrate #CTEMonth
We are excited to celebrate #CTE Month throughout the district! First, head downtown Sioux Falls and visit CRAVE to grab the Asian BBQ Burger crafted by Paxton & Adella. These #culinary Harrisburg Burger Battle Champs are featured on Crave's menu throughout February. #TigersWork
ALT HHS Burger Battle Winners
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🎙️ Discover the impact of the HSD Education Foundation in our latest podcast episode! 📚🏫 Tune in to explore how it's shaping education in our community. 🐾 Listen here bit.ly/3HaG88u or wherever you get your podcasts.
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Leaders must trust employees to make their own decisions.
If your organization is full of people whom nobody trusts, then your organization is full of the wrong people.
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I spent an afternoon with the director of the longest running study on happiness.
3 powerful learnings (everyone needs to hear):
Working this week before the holidays? Here’s your chance to, “be the things you loved the most about the people who are gone.” 🎄 Be a light! 🕯️
When the first @HarrisburgHigh healthcare intern comes back to share her journey with the 9th cohort of @SanfordHealth Sioux Falls high school clinical #interns you cannot help but smile. Thanks to all who support #CTE #TigersWork
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Helpline Center: “There aren’t enough spots to absorb this. There’s not enough spots from an infant care perspective & in before- & after-school transportation to absorb this.”
Resources for those affected by the Apple Tree closures:
siouxfalls.business/affected…
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Apple Tree is the 3rd largest day care center in Sioux Falls. My heart breaks for the families that have less than a month to try and find childcare in a city that is already more than 700 daycare spots short. 💔
When will we acknowledge this crisis in the SD Legislature?
A longtime day care center is closing its Sioux Falls locations next year. Parents received notice hours later that the centers will be closing on January 12, 2024.
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🚗 Exciting News! Tiger Stripes Garage, our CTE Automotive class, completed their new electric car! 🛠️👏 #TigerProud of their hard work and achievement. Celebrating hands-on learning and innovation in our district! 🎉🔌 #CTE #tigerswork #CareerPoweredbySDPublicSchools 🐾
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🚗 Exciting News! Tiger Stripes Garage, our CTE Automotive class, completed their new electric car! 🛠️👏 #TigerProud of their hard work and achievement. Celebrating hands-on learning and innovation in our district! 🎉🔌 #CTE #tigerswork #CareerPoweredbySDPublicSchools 🐾
Animal expert day @ExplorerTigers little #TigersWork too! Public speaking, research, information synthesis, and fun! Great displays by all.
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New Blog Post: Leadership Lessons I Learned from Coach Prime. jessicacabeen.com/leadership…
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As South Dakota sees unprecedented unemployment and plenty of open jobs, some parents who would otherwise participate in the workforce are stepping away because they can't find or afford child care.
⏬Watch the latest episode of South Dakota Focus⏬
listen.sdpb.org/healthcare/2…
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"What "teens" think about their working futures matter to their adult outcomes. It shapes the way that they perceive their classroom experiences & provides a compass for how education, skills & qualifications are mustered to access to personally
satisfying adult employment." OECD
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Impostor syndrome is not a clue that you're unqualified. It's a sign of hidden potential.
When you think others are overestimating you, it's more likely that you're underestimating yourself.
They have an outside view. They see capacity for growth that's not yet visible to you.
ADA Title I advocacy and awareness learned from our new friends at the Rocky Mountain ADA, Employment Disability Resources & Harrisburg’s Disability Awareness Commission. Thanks for allowing us to host today! #TigersWork #CTE
