Today my COVID class graduates! This feels like both yesterday & a million years ago (school cancelled 3 days after these pictures were taken) We had no idea what was in store. These kids showed so much resilience while we took on online learning together. Congrats class of 2025!

Vegan pie 😍 thanks @MPMS_PTSA

Got some visitors today that are ready for 8th grade! 👍🏼

So excited to teach, love, and inspire this year!! 💕✌🏼

Missed my MEH crew! So happy to catch up and look at the beautiful Vu’s 🥰

Creating some cheer instructional videos and found this video in my iMovie from 2016(?) these kids (adults?!) are now all rising juniors in college 🥲

These girls hold such a special place in my heart. Through 8+ season of cheer at Meridian… These girls are the backbone of the Falls Church community. Role models, kind, caring, and spirited. Congrats! ❤️🖤

Some of my favorite kids (adults!!) graduated today! Where did they time go?! 😭 @MeridianMstangs

Watching my Mustangs graduate from afar. Congrats Class of 2023 🐎🖤❤️

More chalking on this beautiful day ☀️🕶️ @MPMSleopards

Some morning chalking. Students draw chalk murals to represent what they’ve learned this year in WWII @MPMSleopards

The end of the year is for class superlatives and reminiscing on favorite memories ☺️ @MPMSleopards

Last week we hosted Model UN in social studies class. Students represented different counties and tried to solve world issues such as human rights violations, genocide, environmental disasters, and nation creation. The critical thinking was 🤯

More zoo fun 🐅🐵🐧🦒🐊 @MPMSleopards

Any day spent outside is a good day! @MPMSleopards

Lions and tigers and @MPMSleopards, oh my!

Happy project day Friyay! Today in class we are thinking about how war impacts people by creating either war propaganda or a monument for survivors.

A visual representation of the top 3 countries responsible for WWII (1-red, 2-orange, 3-yellow)

Yesterday @MPMSleopards students engaged with their curriculum by attempting to walk the perimeter of the blast site of Hiroshima. As they walked they read primary sources and looked at photos while thinking critically about how war effects citizens. – at Cary, NC

Happy Tuesday 👬