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#boymom #proudprincipal #learner #servantleader | Passionate about building leadership capacity and a positive school culture. | Tweets, RTs, likes are my own.

Cincinnati, OH
Joined June 2016
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"The way you get meaning into your life is to devote yourself to loving others, devote yourself to your community around you, and devote yourself to creating something that gives you purpose and meaning." ❤ ~Morrie Schwartz #servantleadership #heartwork
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Great reminder: "We are human beings not human doings."
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No matter the age or grade...
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🌲 Our Withamsville-Tobasco students took learning outside at Camp Campbell Gard! From teamwork games to pioneering skills, they made memories to last a lifetime. 💙 #WCStrong
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Sue Litman-Hall retweeted
🚴 The West Clermont Local School District is seeking your input on projects that help make walking and biking safer for students at: ▪️ Clough Pike ▪️ Summerside ▪️ Willowville ▪️ Withamsville-Tobasco ▪️ West Clermont High School 🔗 surveymonkey.com/r/UnionPPS #WCStrong
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Love being an elementary principal! The teachers and students @WTBobcats are amazing! 💙💛🚀 #LaunchyourLeadership #mathematicians
🥯🌶️ A little reading, a little math, and some jalapeño bagels! Our Bobcats made fraction multiplication a little more delicious! 💙🐺 #WCStrong
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🤪 🐾 Mrs. Ryba’s class went ALL IN for Wacky Wednesday! Our Withamsville-Tobasco students definitely didn’t miss out on the fun during Attendance Awareness Week. But the best part? Perfect attendance! 🙌 #WCStrong
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It sure is! 💙💛🐾 #proudprincipal
“W-T is the place to be!” Mrs. Hall, principal at Withamsville-Tobasco, is often heard sharing that favorite phrase, and one W-T family took it to the next level by creating their own special shirts to celebrate school spirit AND the importance of showing up. 👕 #WCStrong
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🐿️ 📝 Ms. Tranor’s class at Withamsville-Tobasco worked together to research, share ideas, and write an essay all about chipmunks as part of their current unit exploring the essential question, “How do we respond to nature?” #WCStrong
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Sue Litman-Hall retweeted
❤️ #LoveWC Week 2027 will be here before we know it, and we’re getting the celebration started early! All shout-outs will be printed and delivered to staff members at their schools during LoveWC Week, February 16-19, 2027, as a reminder of the impact they make each day. #WCStrong
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🎉 🏫 Congratulations to Rylie K. and Tristan C., winners of Withamsville-Tobasco’s Stay in the Game pledge raffle! Rylie and Tristan each received a Stay in the Game swag basket after their families joined 208 W-T families in pledging to make attendance a priority. #WCStrong
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⬇️ This right here! ⬇️ #differencemaker #BeTHATteacher – at Sixteen Mile Stand, OH
THE FIRST DAYS OF SCHOOL ARE MORE POWERFUL THAN WE REALIZE. The pencils are sharp. The bulletin boards are perfect. The glue sticks still have caps. And for one brief, beautiful moment, every dry-erase marker actually works. But something much bigger is happening. Every child walking through your door is getting a fresh start. Before the grades. Before the missing assignments. Before the behavior referrals. Before they become known as “the difficult kid,” “the quiet kid,” “the gifted kid,” or “the kid who doesn’t try.” For these first few days, their story is still unwritten. And you get to help write it. Years from now, they probably won’t remember your first-week lessons, learning target, or perfectly planned icebreaker. But they may remember how you made them feel. -That you learned their name. -You noticed when they were alone. -You laughed at their joke. -You didn’t embarrass them when they messed up. -You believed in them before they believed in themselves. So take a second this week and really look around your classroom. These are kids whose names you may remember for the rest of your life. And whether they realize it yet or not, they may remember yours forever. You aren’t just preparing a classroom. You’re creating memories. You’re building belonging. And for one child, you might be helping change the trajectory of a life. Here’s to the nervous kids, exhausted teachers, new beginnings, second chances, and the incredible opportunity to write a new chapter together. ❤️ What teacher do YOU still remember and why? #Teachers #BackToSchool #TeacherLife #Education
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Celebrating an exciting first week back with students @WTBobcats! 💙💛🚀 #proudprincipal #Leadership #LeadwithPurpose – at Sixteen Mile Stand, OH
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#LoveWC ❤️ – at Withamsville, OH
🚓 💙 We loved being part of Police Night Out and connecting with so many West Clermont students, families, and community members. We’re grateful for your continued partnership and all you do to support our students, families, and the entire West Clermont community! 🙌 #WCStrong
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Admin year 20 opening a school year with an amazing team that leads with purpose and compassion. 🚀 #proudprincipal #LoveWC #LaunchYourLeadership – at Sixteen Mile Stand, OH
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Well, this right here.... "The world could benefit from a little more appreciation." 🌎 #joy
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We keep blaming teachers for declining literacy. But we're raising a generation that consumes information through 15-second videos, endless scrolling, and constant notifications. Then we assess them as though they've spent years building the reading stamina to sit with a complex text for 30 or 60 minutes. Scrolling is a sprint. Reading is a marathon. Today's students interact with language differently than any generation before them. They skim. They swipe. They jump from one idea to the next. Yet our literacy assessments still require sustained attention, deep comprehension, inference, vocabulary, and the ability to remain engaged with complex texts. Those are essential skills. They always will be. But if children spend far less time reading books outside of school than previous generations, why are we surprised when reading stamina declines? This isn't about blaming parents or lowering expectations. It's about recognizing a profound cultural shift. Schools are increasingly being asked to develop skills that many children have fewer opportunities to practice beyond the classroom. Teachers matter. Instruction matters. But literacy has never begun with a standardized test. It begins with hearing stories, seeing adults read, turning pages, asking questions, imagining new worlds, and discovering that some things are worth staying with long after the first page. If we want stronger readers, we can't place the entire burden on teachers. Building literacy has always been, and will always be, a shared responsibility between schools, families, and the culture our children grow up in.
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All the feels to welcome and connect! 💛
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Happy Retirement, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Sweeney, and Ms. Marsh! 💙💛🐾 #OnceaBobcatalwaysaBobcat
🍎 During the May 4, 2026, Board of Education meeting, West Clermont proudly honored this year’s retirees for their incredible service to our schools and community. Thank you for the difference you have made in West Clermont! 👏 #WCStrong
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Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary
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At check-out, teachers and staff were given one date in June and in July that a memo will be shared. Minimal updates about new team members, building access due to summer work, and timely info. So important to model 'stepping away' but with intentional connection.
NEW WALK!! Summer leadership isn’t about disappearing from your staff. It’s about creating rhythms that keep people informed without overwhelming them. You can be a reason that they want to come back…or a reason that they don’t. #SchoolLeadership #LeadFromWhoYouAre
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