Smithville School Room Reflection

As my high school career comes to a close, I have had some incredible experiences inside the hallways and classrooms at Smithville. I was blessed to have some amazing teachers who made sure I understood everything I was being taught to helping me through in some tough times in life. No matter the issue, problem, or if I just wanted to talk, the teachers at SHS were always there to listen. Our faculty really proved the point of caring for the students who walked the hallways of SHS and really trying to get to know them as people, not just students.
Richard Branson said, “Take care of your employees and they’ll take care of your business.” Although Smithville School District is not necessarily a business, it has long been upheld that a school’s business is the students so if we replace the word business in Branson’s quote, it would read “Take care of your employees and they’ll take care of your students.” This, is how Smithville School District can improve the education of the students who follow in the class of 2017 footsteps, always remember to take care of your employees. The effects of taking care of the employee are exponential. By taking care of the employees, they feel safer, happier and ultimately want to come to work and teach the
Care about our teachers lives, know their names and find out a little bit about them. By knowing the team and showing that there is care in times of need and in times of joy, teams feel so much more loved and safer. When the effort is really taken to get to know the people who make up the team, the people react in a real way that makes a positive impact. Ultimately that positive impact effects the students of Smithville and helps them develop a stronger education. The teachers would then pass on the same relationship to the students and soon enough the district transforms into one with the nicest people who offer the best