Our school must be a place where self-esteem is as important, if not more important, than any other aspect of schooling, and that we develop that self-esteem through individual and group successes. To me success is a feeling, a dream, a state of mind, and an outcome. As educators, we must find out what our students’ strengths are and promote them. Whether it is being a reader, an artist, an athlete, a mathematician, a problem solver, a speaker or a dancer, it is up to all of us to help deliver this dream. It is by building on these dreams and successes that new successes are born.
Wendy Holob
Principal / directrice |