It’s a fresh start to a new year and after returning from Christmas break, there is certainly a lot to look forward to. One of the things we look forward to most is the cheer of our students and adults. A year or so ago, we started to record some...
This Hallway Colloquialism is just a reminder that a few simple and thoughtful words can go a long way….
It’s very rewarding for our students when we are able to use some money earned through Pendants with Purpose to fund field trips. Our recent trip to Sight & Sound was just one great example of how we use Pendant money to fund school needs. The trip to Sight & Sound...
Hallway Colloquialisms are a simple way to spread a little cheer, straight from our students to your web browser.
Thoughtfulness is always present at John Paul II Center for Special Learning. Simple statements like today’s Hallway Colloquialism are great examples of students and adults being thoughtful and kind to one another. This kind of mentality creates a wonderful, friendly, and safe environment to learn in.
A trip down the hallway can yield wonderfully thoughtful words, even from our youngest students.
On Friday, our secondary class took a trip out to Clay on Main for the first time this year, which marks the fifth year running. Over this period of time, our students made tremendous progress while working with various clay projects. The first part of their trip on this particular day...
Colloquialisms are defined as the following: An informal expression that is more often used in casual conversation than in formal speech or writing. At John Paul II Center for Special Learning, we (the staff) are in a unique position. From the moment the doors open up until the last student...
