Today in School Psychology, Volume 6

Every single day, I'm grateful. The children will always be the greatest. Even when they aren't my students, I will always make time for students. The children are gifts. This is why a day without direct contact with students is wasted. These are some of the phrases that are echoed throughout the 6th volume in the Today in School Psychology series. Much akin to a refrain in a song of gratitude, they are gentle reminders of how I feel about my career serving children, families, and schools. Not only are the children the greatest, but they are also precious gifts. And whether I am speaking into the lives of my own graduate students or encouraging others that I have met from states both near and far, every single day, I'm grateful-not for what I must do but what I have the honor of doing.

Like the previous iterations, this collection of short stories, reflections, and insights about the wonderful world of public education through the eyes of a school psychologist is sure to encourage, enlighten, and enrich.

Happy reading and happy summer!