Yesterday during 3rd grade religion I was fortunate to be able to teach my daughter about Saint Louise de Marillac, the namesake for my former school. My middle son’s face lit up so brightly once he mastered the concept of rounding in Math class. And my oldest son exuded sheer joy when explaining the lego house he had built during his lunch recess. Recalling moments like this provide me sustenance for this long haul of distance learning while working at home. I am blessed.
In this excellent piece on change management, An Agile Approach to Change Management, author Sarah Jensen Clayton writes of the significance of empowerment, encouragement and risk-taking in leadership. These elements resonate with what I am witnessing in schools…and at home. Flexibility, adaptability and learning as we go will continue to serve us well.
Enjoy this beautiful rendition of “Hallelujah,” performed by Yolanda Adams. She sang it last night at a D.C. prayer service honoring those who have lost their lives to Covid-19. Let us keep them in our prayers today, along with all those on the front lines serving our communities. Stay healthy and safe.
Keeping the Faith 