NASSP Digital Principal * MA HS Princ of the Year * Google Certified Trainer * BC/UMich alum * recently retired Joseph Case HS principal * He/Him/His
Swansea, Massachusetts
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Thank you @NASSP!
Congratulations to the 2018 NASSP Digital Principal of the Year winners: Kristina MacBury (@MacburyKristina), Brian McCann (@casehighprinc), and Mariah Rackley (@MrsRackleyCCMS). Learn more about the winners here: bit.ly/2xMqHSO.
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A beautiful memory for #SundayTODAY of my daughter’s wedding at Chamberlain Farm in Berkley, Mass.
Bride Fiona and Groom Chris are surrounded with love and mugs with parents Brian and Kathy, & family friends Frank and Allyson.
Our SundayToday mugs made it even more special.
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RT @KevinJ_McNamara: It’s a pleasure to work with talented educators like @casehighprinc Brian McCann. Retired but so full of energy and sp…
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Any night I can spend with my dear friend @BobSil42 is a great evening.
Tonight: annual Clamboil fundraiser.
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Vibrant Northern Lights this evening over our house in Rehoboth, Mass. Thanks @ericfisher for your timely info to see this!
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Today’s adventure was a perfect was to celebrate 62 and born in ‘62. We found a remote covered 1865 bridge. Later we meandered to the Bookstore Capital of the Catskill (featured this summer on CBS Sunday Morning). Now that’s a Brian McCann kind of day!
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Thank you for #PositiveSignThursday!!
Remember YOU make a difference every day. Your impact is greater than you know! #beproudbedale #positivesignthursday #medfieldps
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Highly original, beautifully poetic, & thoroughly engaging story of an Iranian poet and his search/struggles in loss, relationships, sobriety, and creating art. We are privy to his realities, demons, and dreams all against the backdrop of ongoing Middle East hostilities.
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I was thoroughly engrossed in @taffyakner’s Fletcher dysfunctional family in this wonderful new novel. Great story with great characters. I couldn’t put this one down. I look forward to reading her first novel now. Three cheers to LONG ISLAND COMPROMISE!
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Obligatory back-to-school photo. This is what retirement looks like on the first day of classes with students, year #3.
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Honored to have been the opening day keynote for Winchendon Public Schools and lifting them with the No Apology Tour: Back-to-School edition. Wonderful to begin the year with passion, positivity, and a little sparkle.
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How fabulous!! I appreciate your shoutout and your vulnerability.
#PositiveSignThursday
Something new this year- the first Positive Sign Thursday. Hope everyone had a great day today! #PositiveSignThursday @casehighprinc
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As my @MSAA_33 and @NASSP colleagues will attest, the job is not easy, fraught with challenges we never imagined, and requiring more tools then even the most Adept Swiss army knife of a person can master. edsurge.com/news/2024-05-15-…
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Thanks @jonlippe. You’ve made my day!
We are having a great first day of school at Manchester jr sr high school! Thank you for the inspiration @casehighprinc #SquireSTEM @gosquires #Squirestrong
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Written to be consumed in a beach chair. An engaging & safe summer read w/minimal tension, an interesting premise w/colorful characters, & predictable plot trajectory. 3rd book in Grisham’s series. More like 3.5 stars, but I’ll round up given that I laughed out loud a few times.
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Brian McCann retweeted
Thank you John Oliver of
@LastWeekTonight for the terrific shoutout you gave @LiZaOutlives on a recent episode.
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Bring the + energy. No training or permission required.
#survivethrive @ModelSchoolsHMH @KevinSpainhour @SchoolLeadersFL @MGeoghegan22 @COSALeaders
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Brian McCann retweeted
Love this! #RelationshipsFirst #MSAAchat
ALT “All students will not remember ‘page whatever’ in math or other subjects, but they will remember how you made them feel, the times when you laughed or cried together, the different experiences you gave them beyond the classroom or Chromebook, and the ways you let them know you were proud of them.” —Erlene Monteith, Teacher
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