"It's important when we think about creating a quality school that we have an eye toward how we treat each other as human beings," she said. "Could you imagine if it was 'no child left unkind?'"
Tuesday, 5 November 2013
Kindness and how we treat each other is important -- the soft skills -- means as much as test scores, Superintendent Cindy Marten said during her Oct. 29 State of the District Event.
"It's important when we think about creating a quality school that we have an eye toward how we treat each other as human beings," she said. "Could you imagine if it was 'no child left unkind?'"
"It's important when we think about creating a quality school that we have an eye toward how we treat each other as human beings," she said. "Could you imagine if it was 'no child left unkind?'"
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