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At our rally yesterday they hired a guy named John Powers, a motivational speaker. He
was hilarious! He also is an author of several books, which I am not a book reader but
would probably read one of his, one in mind is called "The Junk Drawer". He also has
written a play that is still running in various locations. If you ever have to attend a
seminar or anything of the like and they say the speaker is John Powers, you will not
be bored, I promise.
His bio is listed here....
http://premierespeakers.com/john_powers/bio

The rest of the rally was as usual, boring and the seats hurt to sit on them for so long.
It was held in the gymnasium of the highschool and was NOT big enough to hold all
2900 employees. They had said lunch was going to be a sit down thing, well, turns out
the sit down was in the lunch room and we were served pizza, salad and cookies and
a bottle of water. It was good and it filled the empty space in my tummy but everyone
was expecting a real sitdown affair like a banquet. Oh well, money is tight but they
did spend $5000 on a great motivational speaker!
Some teachers signed in as expected as soon as they got there and called a family
member to come and pick them up. I would say they missed out.

Sounds great. so you mean that some teachers just ducked out on the whole thing?

yep, I went over with 56 teachers and two principals, came back with the two principals
and 36 teachers. They missed out.

do those that played hookey get reprimanded?

I don't know Cedar, but it was a paid day and thats why they stayed long enough
to get their name on the sign in sheet, of course they cheated the district, but
I am not the payroll police, that would be their principal's job.

Wow...when I was teaching when we went to workshops we had to sign in at every session.

I always enjoy those speakers - they do motivate you.

As for the teachers who signed in and left - I bet those are the teachers who gripe because the students don't come to school or complete assignments on time - what role models for students.

I guess my parents always taught me a days work for a days pay and I signed the contract and I owe it to my employer to complete the contract. Just my thoughts....

ohlucy05

ohlucy05 wrote:I guess my parents always taught me a days work for a days pay and I signed the contract and I owe it to my employer to complete the contract. Just my thoughts....

yep,.... I'm with you Lucy.