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Fall 2010

Working in the fall of 2010 at Shelby Schools!

We have been busy with the day to day tasks. The new opportunities of Web 2.0 comtinue to push us to support staff and learning. Much to read, learn, and implement!

This job never lacks for reasons to be learning continously!
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