Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Sign up for Engineering Technology
CHS student interested in signing up for the Engineering Technology program? Check out the video below and find an application here.
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Columbia County Teacher of the Year
Something amazing happened in my life this school year. I've thought a lot about this and what I want to post about. There are so many things that it will have to come in parts. The first step for me is putting this out there. It's been a great ride so far full of plenty of self-reflection, growth, and of course some celebration.
It started in November when I was named Teacher of the Year for Columbia High School. Thankfully Tabatha McMahon, our journalism teacher, was there to snap a photo for me when they presented this during an early morning faculty meeting.
After essays, interviews, a video and a lot of thought and consideration ... this happened. Columbia County Teacher of the Year. I still have a little disbelief every time I hear it mentioned. There was an amazing group of educators up for this honor and, as you can tell from the picture below, I got a little emotional about the whole thing.
It started in November when I was named Teacher of the Year for Columbia High School. Thankfully Tabatha McMahon, our journalism teacher, was there to snap a photo for me when they presented this during an early morning faculty meeting.
The Lake City Reporter came for a visit and captured this picture in one of my engineering classes.
After essays, interviews, a video and a lot of thought and consideration ... this happened. Columbia County Teacher of the Year. I still have a little disbelief every time I hear it mentioned. There was an amazing group of educators up for this honor and, as you can tell from the picture below, I got a little emotional about the whole thing.
Thanks to the Lake City Reporter for the wonderful article.
Banners in the commons and a parade too!
Having the support of my students at the reception meant a lot to me. I was told this has never happened before, which is just crazy. We really need to support our teachers more and I hope to start a trend of students attending in support of their teachers.
2014 Orlando Regional
It was another successful build season for GET SMART. We now have our fourth regional under our belt. CHIEF performed very well, as did our drivers. We seeded in the top 8 to become alliance captains for the finals. We teamed up with Chaos (1421) and Octopirates (3502) and enjoyed working with both teams. Gracious professionalism all around. And since a picture is worth a thousand words, I'll leave you with some photo highlights of competition.
Team Spirit
Mayken & Dr. Westra, ready for day 1
Check out alliance #7
Botley came to the Orlando Regional
Display of our awesome graphic design work over the years
Pit at competition
Bumper Captain awaiting his turn with the bot
Tim & Shawn putting bumpers on in preparation for our first match
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