I'm working on winding up work this week...weird to think I have only 5 days left at PV for a few months or for much longer than that. Plans for what is possible for my job position as far as part-time options are supposed to be made during the first part of the summer and I am to decide whether I want to choose that option or stay home by July 16. I don't know how I will feel about all this at that point, but I know I want to make a choice that makes baby the priority of my time, and I give you permission to keep me accountable to that decision.
I think it will become very clear to me what I want to do after baby is here, whichever way it goes, so I'm trying not to worry too much about it. For those of you who have listened to me worry about it for the past 6 months or so, you didn't miss anything, I just decided to start not worrying. :)
About Me
- Charlene Armitage
- I am running for school board because I am absolutely passionate about education! I spent 29 years as a teacher, principal and Director of Human Resources in the schools, and I continue to look for opportunities to make a difference in children’s educational experiences.
“Kids First” is more than just a slogan to me. I believe wholeheartedly that we must consider the effect on kids when making decisions. This idea shapes my vision for the Liberty School District:
• The practice of “Kids First” drives every decision made.
• The district operates with integrity, transparency and full disclosure.
• The budget is streamlined without compromising student achievement.
I’m also excited about working to enhance communication among teachers, administrators, parents and the community at large. These aren’t easy tasks, but I truly love the opportunity to ask the right questions and be a catalyst for solving tough problems. It energizes me!
I would love to have your support on April 7th so we can make the Liberty School District the best it can be...for the kids!
2 comments:
Nicole,
I am sure it will be very clear what is best for your family. I like to pretend to make decision A, see how that feels, what are the pros, the cons, etc. Then "decide" on option B--do the same thing (if more options, keep going) and you will feel peace about one--even if the others aren't bad--there will be something that just feels right.
Mandy :)
Sometimes it's hard to know what will be best when you're anticipating a situation and haven't actually experienced it. Once baby is here, I'm sure you'll have better insight. The unknown can be scary, but so very exciting, huh? Love you!
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