Clients & Work
Seacoast Moms
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Parenting Tweens in the Digital World
If you are the parent of a tween, there’s a good chance you have entered a complex phase characterized by helping them manage their digital presence…
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A Force for Good? One Mom’s Lessons from Social Media Management
I went with my gut and my intuition: here is what I learned from building a following on social media, and using it to make a positive impact.
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3 Tips for Navigating the IEP Process from a Seasoned Mom and Educator
Over the last two years I have experienced the IEP process as a parent and have found 3 things that could help families just starting out in this process.
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Fundraising Events: A Volunteer’s Guide
After 6 years of being a “volunteer extraordinaire,” I’ve found myself with some great tips for parents who want to become actively involved in their child’s school.
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5 Things I Learned About Crushing Adult Life as a Dance Mom
The dance competition season is ending for the year, and I find that I’m a Mom walking away with new insight. Here are 5 things I’ve learned about winning at adult life from watching a team of young dancers…
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Post-its of Praise: A Simple and Dynamic Way to Connect
Post-it’s of Praise can be a dynamic way for people in leadership roles to connect and create positive momentum with both kids and adults.
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Three Reasons LGBTQ Pride is for Everyone
Recently I talked with my mother about what Pride means to us as a family. As we reflected together, I realized pride actually impacts ALL of us — not just the LGBTQIA community.
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Dyslexia Awareness Month : What A Mother Wants You To Know
The more parents, caregivers, and educators know about Dyslexia, the better. The more we can identify, treat, and even celebrate, the more we will have a stronger nation of readers who feel really good about themselves.
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5 Lessons my Kids taught me while Fishing
Fishing can teach us some important lessons about life. Within seconds they started rattling off what they felt fishing taught them.
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What are PANS/PANDAS? 5 Things You Should Know
What you should know about a somewhat misunderstood and misdiagnosed condition in pediatric medicine.
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Why Adults Need Recess, Too!
Over the last few years I’ve realized just how much movement and getting my own recess benefits my mental health during turbulent times. There are many reasons why we ALL need movement and time to play now more than ever.
Dondero Elementary School
Principal Callahan shared a STEM contest from @hesstoytruck with Dondero teachers. 2nd Grade Teacher Jillian Foote was selected as one of the big winners and received Toy Trucks to be used in learning. They started on a journey of creating their own fire trucks. The project started with planning, followed by the design process, and finally, the end product. The students had a blast with this STEM project! They also shared a HESS fire truck with every teacher in Kindergarten through 2nd grade for use in their classrooms.
#stemlearning #donderopride❤️ #learningthroughplay @psdsau52
We loved everything about Spring Carnival!!! Thank YOU Dondero PTA and Parents ( all the Dads for dunking) for making this night so spectacular. Special thanks to @redsgoodvibes @seacoastartspot @deaglanmceachernportsmouth @psdsau52 Superintendent and Principal, our local DJ the Dancing Machine Company, our teachers who came to visit, Bus Driver Rob and our amazing VOLUNTEERS who never give up even when it means rolling cotton candy cones on the sidelines. Big thanks to all the Dondero alumni that came to help out too. You are always welcome! We are so lucky to have each other! Happy Spring almost Summer!! #donderopride🩵
Felt Good to Come Around today! Senior Clap Out is a traditional goodbye and celebration where Dondero students who are now Graduating Seniors get one last walk down the halls. Nothing like coming home! #donderopride❤️#bettertogether #wegotthis @psdsau52
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