All this year, I’ve had mountains looking over my shoulder. On the way to school, outside the windows to my classroom, in traffic, on the runs I sometimes (rarely) take – they’re out there. It’s a little unnerving to me … Continue reading
Sometimes it feels like my students and I are different species, separated by a secret evolution that occurs only in college. They can’t drive cars yet. They care immensely what people think of them. They have braces and think … Continue reading
At Regis Jesuit High School I fluctuate between being an educator, a chaperone, a stage manager, an assistant and a security guard. (Kind of. I sit at the front door during lunch and make sure visitors sign in). The role … Continue reading
