A Year of Reading

Dandelions Yellow stars in a sky of green you shine but never twinkle. Dots of happiness splattered on the lawn you're a fr...

Haiku Diary for April 15 I wake up whiney the sameness of every day I'm on my last nerve exercise, shower a mug of ho...

**Mary Lee, Franki and Julie have been talking and thinking about choice during this time of Online/Pandemic Learning.  We decided to share...

Ode to My Hardboiled Egg You came into this world ready to be whatever was needed from you -- glue, to hold together a cake, glaz...

We Are In This Together W hen, in the human history of the E arth, have A ll the people -- R egardless of continent or nation -- ...

Good News From Across the Pond in the village of Ribbesbüttel, Germany the storks have come back ©Mary Lee Hahn, 2020 ...

It Never Grows Old Redbud blooms burst from bark, fleck the tree with color, then open into a haze of purple. ©Mary Lee Hahn, ...

We just completed our 2nd full week of online learning. We started with a 3-day week, then had Spring break. So last week was our second f...

Living is a form of not being sure,  not knowing what next or how. The moment you know how, you begin to die a little. The artist...

Now, More Than Ever Breathe in hope, then exhale your gratitude. Remember these truths: students over standards, patience over ...