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Dana's Brag Board -- 3/6/21

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At New Story Schools, we are always so proud of our team members' ability to go above and beyond in their work. Our team members have a difficult job as it is, but I often see and hear of stories where they show their true love for the profession by going above and beyond. In this monthly series, I would like to take some time to recognize our team members who put in the extra effort and to brag about them a little bit. We truly appreciate all the work our team members do, and we especially appreciate when they do more, often without provocation.

I hope that you can join me in recognizing these instances of excellence. For my first two entries in the series, read below.

Randy L., Clinical Director at New Story Schools Selinsgrove
Randy L. is the Clinical Director at New Story Schools in Selinsgrove. During the last few months, he has gone above and beyond in his role. Many staff and directors have been quarantining or have been out on leave, and Randy has stepped in to fill in where needed, in addition to his typical job responsibilities. He has covered the front desk, responded to crisis situations, provided additional support to teachers and handled many COVID-related issues within the school. Randy always maintains a positive and professional demeanor, he never complains, and he is happy to step in to help at any time!

April B., Clinical Director at New Story Schools Berwick
April B. is the Clinical Director at New Story Schools in Berwick. She has gone above and beyond in supporting staff in students in the school, despite being new to her role as director. As the only director in the building for an extended period of time, she was the point person for clinical and academic matters. She has assumed the daily responsibilities, as well as handling any issues brought forth by parents, students and staff members. She does all of this with a positive attitude and a grateful heart. She loves her job, and it shows!