American Education Week

“The great melting-pot of America, the place where we are all made Americans of, is the public school, where men of every race, and of every origin, and of every station of life send their children, or ought to send their children, and where, being mixed together, they are all infused with the American spirit and developed into the American man and the American woman”

President Woodrow Wilson
1913

This past week we celebrated American Education Week. A week where we say thank you to those who work with our children on a daily basis and a week to reflect on those who have encouraged us along life's journey.

With the events that are taking place in our country, the education system is so much more vital than ever before, as we train our young people to explore deeper educational areas, to develop higher learning skills and to enhance their ability to process and analyze information in a variety of new ways. Our young people will be asked to move far past the knowledge base and really problem solve in a variety of technological means, more than we can fathom today.

An educator is so important as they teach, instruct, encourage and motivate kids on a daily basis. Our young people will be the leaders of tomorrow.