She snapped to the pace of a heartbeat. Soon the students got tired. Imagine, she told them, doing that every day for the rest of their lives. That s why exercising their hearts is so important. Or when she taught about stretching, Mazmanian showed the students a bowl of cooked spaghetti and a bowl of raw spaghetti.
Cooked spaghetti flops around.
Raw spaghetti breaks. It comes from all the people that deserve it, too. Superintendent Rose Marie Boniface selected three finalists from the nominations and forwarded them to the Masonic Lodge who interviewed them and chose the winner. The multiple nominations for Irene have enumerated them many special events she has brought into the system and have noted her pervasive passion for her discipline. The other two finalists, Boniface said, were Lisa Wiggins, grade 2 teacher at Kane Elementary, and Phyllis Goldblatt, the middle school s enrichment teacher.