Whew. We made it, y’all. Another school year in the books. And if you’re anything like me, you’re probably somewhere between proud, exhausted, and already thinking ahead to next year.

You didn’t just want to survive the end of the year. You wanted to finish strong. And if that didn’t quite happen the way you hoped—let’s take a breath.

Teacher Appreciation Week is JUST around the corner, and if you’re a school leader, this is an amazing opportunity to show up and show out for your teachers!

Between high-stakes testing, staff burnout, end-of-year evaluations, and student behavior peaks, this time of year feels like a pressure cooker.

I’ve created a Resource Bank of Free Tools to support educators, leaders, and advocates who are determined to stay grounded in their values and continue the work that matters most.

On a whim, I decided to start growing parsley and mint. I bought the plants, grabbed the soil, and got to work. What started as a small hobby to keep my hands and mind busy (instead of scrolling through social media) quickly turned into a passion.

Black History Month is an incredible opportunity to celebrate, educate, and inspire your students.

The Let’s Reset: Reflection and Activity Guide is here to help you start the new year with clarity and purpose. Pause, take a deep breath, and realign with your values and goals as an educator.