CCCSD is recognizing our Class of 2026 students graduating Summa Cum Laude! These students earned a cumulative weighted GPA of 97 and above. 🎓 Congratulations to Tessa on this achievement!

The people who wait until they feel ready never feel ready. ㅤ Readiness is not a feeling you discover; it's a state you create through action.

Ed Oliver coming back to play a team who’s mascot is a horse is so poetic

MSOC | FINAL @LLAthletics Tournament No. 5 #RIT 1, No. 4 Hobart 0 Selorm Dake scores GWG in 82’ #RoarTech

"You can't change your past, but you can reframe it. Find the lesson in it. Find the opportunity in it. Pull the teachable moment out of it and share with others. You can't choose your history, but you can choose the story you tell about it." -@JamesClear

Big save from Tessa Woods keeping ⁦@CCCSDgsoccer⁩ within reach.

Excited to be chosen to part of @duktigbrand FC and do my part for the game.

.@mb_middle 8th grade technology students are exploring writing code for Micro:bits. This student coded music she is rehearsing in orchestra for a “Festive Micro:bits” project to showcases her ability to write algorithms & use sensors to start the code. @microbit_edu @FCSDtweets

I get to do really cool things with our students in Fairport.

Amazing news and exciting work ahead!

SPARKing excitement for the new school year at FCSD TeachFest. 🎇 What a team! @FCSDtweets

Beautiful Sunday. #ROCairshow @AFThunderbirds

After the final episode of “Seinfeld” in 1998, Jerry Seinfeld didn’t know what to do next with his life. With the success of the show, he had options. “What do I do?” he asked a friend. “Well what’s been the best experience you’ve had so far?” the friend asked. Seinfeld said, Two things: First, writing—“I just see something and I write it down—I like a big, yellow legal pad—and once I get that pad open, I can’t stop…the next thing I know, the day is gone.” Second, performing stand-up—“I just love the life of it,” Jerry said. “I love the joy of hearing laughs and making jokes.” So, despite the cool and lucrative opportunities to further an acting or screenwriting career in Hollywood, Seinfeld moved back to New York City where he returned to writing jokes by day and performing in comedy clubs by night. Takeaway 1: “For anyone trying to discern what to do with their life,” the author Amy Krouse Rosenthal said, “PAY ATTENTION TO WHAT YOU PAY ATTENTION TO. That's pretty much all the info you need.” Pay attention to what you can pay attention to so that, as Seinfeld put it, “the next thing you know, the day is gone.” Takeaway 2: After investing 9 years into creating the 9 seasons of the show, Seinfeld returned to being a standup comedian. He made an estimated $38 million from just the last season of the show—when he had a boatful of money and unlimited options, he went back to the thing he loved when he had little money and few options. It made me think of the parable of the fisherman and the businessman: In a small coastal village, there is a fisherman who owns a small row boat. One afternoon, after fishing all morning, he returns to shore with his boat full of fish. A vacationing businessman sees the fisherman and is impressed, “How long does it take you to catch so many fish?” “Oh, just a couple of hours,” the fisherman says. The businessman immediately sees a business opportunity. He offers to invest money in the fisherman—enough to buy a bigger boat and to set up his own company supplying fish to every restaurant in the village. Fisherman: “And then what?” Businessman: “We’ll set up a production plant and distribute fish to restaurants around the world.” Fisherman: “And then what?” Businessman: “Eventually the business will be so big that we’ll sell it for a huge sum of money.” Fisherman: “And then what?” Businessman: “You’ll have so much money that you’ll be able to do whatever you want. You can retire, move to a house by the sea, and fish as much as you want.” The fisherman was confused, “Isn’t that what I already do?” It’s just a reminder: the ability to do what you want for as long as you want is priceless and, often, inexpensive. - - - “The highest form of wealth is the ability to wake up every morning and say, ‘I can do whatever I want today.’” — Morgan Housel Follow @bpoppenheimer for more content like this!

⚽️ Keepers - you’ve got a scout watching you right now maybe When you’re warming up and you only save the ones hit right at you, when you kick balls away you need to be holding, when you look disinterested in making saves - You’re making a 1st impression that you may not get a chance to overcome in your match

We don't learn much when things go right. It's when things go wrong that we learn the most.