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Principal's Message - December 2007This is truly a season of joy. A special feeling is prevalent about this time of year. There is a spirit in the air. Regardless of one’s religious affiliation and regardless of the commercialism in our streets and stores, a spirit of joy and sharing always seems to prevail during the holiday season. Throughout this season, there is a rich opportunity for sensory experiences— the taste of traditional dishes; the smell of spices used in cookies, pies, and other goodies; the sight of beautiful lights, candles, cards and longed for gifts to give and receive; the sound of bells, music, fires crackling and popcorn popping and the special feeling of being close to loved ones and appreciating our heritage. Our children bring us a special joy during this season, as we share meals with friends and relatives, share gifts with our loved ones and share time together as a family. As the year draws to an end, nearly all of us in most occupations are fortunate enough to receive some extra time off. The best thing to spend on your children is time. Gifts we provide give only momentary pleasures. These pleasures fade over time and are insignificant compared to the time and love we give to each and every day throughout the year. Children bring us their special gifts and we can build their confidence and self esteem during those crucial formative years if we as adults:
Cherish the moments of the season of joy with your children, family and friends. May this season bring you much Happiness. Sincerely, |
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