Celebration Saturday - Late

Celebrate with Ruth Ayres at Discover Play Build! It's the little things that make good days. Thanks to Ruth, we all get to do this together!

               I'm late, it's been a long week filled with fun and other stuff that's both good and not so good, depending on the day, but I know there was a bright spot every day. Here are some pictures that are part of that.

Soup!

Students reading, and then POSTING their reviews on the new
blog! If you'd like to check the posts out, here's the link:
http://lindaandjk.blogspot.com The ice skating is of the class
(or their skates) before the holiday break.

We have an annual alumni panel where alum students
are invited to speak to an audience about their time at school.
It's always wonderful to see the students again, although we
do see them once in a while, and to hear them tell how much
learning at Logan has meant to them in either high school or
college days.

I'm taking my class to the Museum of Contemporary
Art to visit the idea of the "power in art". There's a
terrific exhibit there. They also have a kid space, and
today, when I went to prep for the trip, my daughter and
granddaughters went with me. (My daughter is the program
director there.) They also have a children's space, the
bubble room. It's a delight, and here are Ingrid and Imogene
playing!

Must stop to take a pic of the sunset-ever beautiful!

             I had a wonderful visitor last week, a former student in his first college year, coming back to tell me he was very interested in education reform. We talked as much as we could, through my lunch duty, and he stayed with the class for a while.  He asked good questions about learning and teaching, how the school looked to him now that he's studying education, and how he wants to learn more and more. It was a genuine pleasure, exciting and motivating for me.