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Community leader encourages staff to prioritize self-care during holiday season

December 12, 2024 | Hermiston SD 8, School Districts, Oregon


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Community leader encourages staff to prioritize self-care during holiday season
As the holiday season approaches, the Corvallis School Board meeting on December 12, 2024, highlighted the importance of community support and self-care during this festive yet challenging time. Board members expressed heartfelt wishes for a joyful holiday season while acknowledging that this period can also bring feelings of loss and grief for many.

One board member emphasized the dual nature of the holidays, stating, "This is a time of year that can be very festive and joyful... and for others, it can be a very challenging time." This sentiment resonated throughout the meeting, as members encouraged the community to take care of one another and to recognize the diverse experiences of individuals during this season.

The board also took a moment to appreciate the hard work of staff and administration, acknowledging their dedication throughout the year. "Thank you for those of you who are here late at night with us," one member noted, urging everyone to prioritize rest and self-care. The message was clear: while the work is meaningful and demanding, it is essential for everyone to recharge and return strong in the new year.

As the meeting concluded, the board's commitment to fostering a supportive environment for both staff and students was evident, setting a positive tone for the upcoming holiday season and beyond.

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