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Old 09-01-2009, 04:37 PM
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I am oh so proud of my niece and the dedication she has shown in her career. Just a couple years ago, she made the heart rendering decision to leave a 15 year career teaching in a great Catholic grade school she absolutely loved to join a suburban KC school district. She did it mainly for the bucks so she could send her son to a Jesuit high school. She was exceptional at Visitation, but seems to have become a real star in her new environs. I am so happy that dedication, love of learning, and really caring about the kids is recognized.

See the small news report: http://shar.es/Nijx



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you must be so proud. spent so many years teaching in the catholic schools,archdiocese of detroit. what a great place to teach. never considered going to public schools. staff and parents are what make catholic schools so special.yes the money would be more but I never considered.
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Default Most teachers are just born to be teachers.

And I have been blessed to know so many good ones. They are my hero's, saving the world, one child at a time!

I know you must be so proud Muncle. M'uncle.
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Old 09-01-2009, 07:31 PM
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It's so nice to see a good teacher story - unlike the one that was a headline in my local newspaper today...teacher runs a cash for grades scam in an area high school last year! Wishing your niece good luck in the national competition!
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Muncle,

You are so rightfully proud. Best of luck to her.
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Muncle,

You have every reason to be proud as can be. You called it a career. But, Munc, for teachers like your niece, it becomes clear that it is truly a calling.

And something tells me that her favorite uncle had a little something to do with her love of education. Let me just venture a little guess here. You always bought books for her, I'll bet. From the very beginning of her life. I'll just bet.

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And so you should be!
Bravo for a job well done. She sounds like quite a woman.
I thank the Good Lord for the good teachers I had along the way.
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Muncle, that's fantastic! Thanks for sharing.
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unless one has been a junior high teacher they can never imagine how tough it is...congratulations to your entire family....
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