Good Morning Learning Stores and Home Ed

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 It is always great catching up with everyone. Our staff meeting was a good one where we identified what needs to be done, now we set aside the time to do those things. Thank you for your time, I know that's a valuable commodity.

 We appreciate Mike taking the time to come visit us. He is there for us, if we ever needed anything we'd just have to ask. 

 We will have a short Monday memo today as we talked about everything on Friday. Bonnie and Jenine I will fill you in as I see you. 

 The three words were 

 appreciate
relationship
ocean ( that was random)
Geesh there are only 2 weeks left of March!!!

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 Staffing

 Anne

 Monday- High Level- Work experience visits/ bursaries meeting 
Tuesday- meeting in La Crete in the morning. Meeting in High Level 1:00.
Wednesday- La Crete and Fort Vermilion 
Thursday- Rainbow
Friday- High Level

 Have a great week.
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 Many run about
after happiness
like an absent- minded man
hunting for his hat,
while it is in his hand
or on his head.

 James Sharpe (1613-1679)
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Comments

  1. Anonymous18 March 2019 at 07:59

    How my hair looked everyday and waiting for the lunch bell to ring so we could rush over to 4-Winds and get a table!

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  2. Anonymous18 March 2019 at 08:00

    My greatest worry was embarrassment. Now that I am an adult, I constantly embarrass myself and can't fathom why I was so worried about it!

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  3. Eva18 March 2019 at 08:19

    I worried about everything, I was a very timid teen. Imagine that!!

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  4. Alex18 March 2019 at 08:23

    I recall worrying about grades. I was pretty competitive with some of my friends, and we always tried to outdo each other with our results.

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  5. Anonymous18 March 2019 at 10:54

    In Jr High, I spent the day worried about the girls that chased me home after school every day, and if my mom would catch me smoking. In Sr High, I worried about having a place to live, if the RCMP was coming there, and how I could just get through the week of work/school to Friday night.

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  6. anne roberts19 March 2019 at 06:46

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  7. Annelise19 March 2019 at 08:33

    I think in High School a big worry was a couple friends who were super intense and I was worried a lot about if they were going to be upset, felt like always walking on egg shells. Also my parent's relationship failing and walking on egg shells at home. Lots of careful walking!

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