Crazy day...

What a crazy week this has been so far! I'll start with more sad stuff. You may have already heard about this, but my school suffered a great loss this past weekend. We had three students killed in a truck vs. train accident on Saturday morning. The boys (Chans -16, Brandon-15, & James 14) were all friends who had been at a sleepover celebrating James' birthday, which was on Sunday. Chans was driving them home for some reason, they hit a train. They hit the first car after the two locomotives. It destroyed the truck and threw all three boys. The younger two were killed instantly and the driver died at the hospital. Monday was a very rough day at school. I went to the viewing for James last night. It was such a difficult sight. Our kids at SC are just amazing. They are there for their lost friends and were supportive for one another. Kids that normally didn't get along were hugging one another and coming together. We will get through this though...one funeral at a time, one day at a time. Keep the families, the community, our teachers, and our kids in your prayers as everyone tries to make a new normal after this tragedy.

Now, for some interesting news... yesterday at a meeting, my special education supervisor mentioned that she would like me to be a supervisor with her next year. She said that they are adding another position and want me to take it. I didn't believe her at first and kept telling her she was joking. She was serious. I have to put a letter of interest in to the special education director and we'll see what happens from there. I still have to do my internship next year and I'm not sure how that would work. I sent an e-mail to the instructors of the internship today. We'll see what they say. I am not really sure what to think of the whole thing. It is a thankless job...but it is a supervisor position. Those are not always easy to come by. I'd be working with people I know and in a familiar setting. SO... please keep this in your prayers so I can have some guidance about what is God's will in this whole thing.