Nicole was a born educator. As a friend of 50 years, some of my earliest memories are of Nicole teaching me basic preschool and kindergarten lessons in our neighborhood playing school. Her passion has always been in early education. It is only fitting that she should remain in kindergarten to finish out her esteemed teaching career.
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Angela Oneill
2 years ago
Unfair to her and students as curriculum is vastly different for kindergarten vs 3rd grade.
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Christine Dougherty
2 years ago
Nicole Carr is a fabulous teacher! It would be a great detriment to remove her from her kindergarten position and the positive, encouraging, nurturing, solid foundation she has given to students, including my daughter, for nearly 20 years. My daughter is currently a graduate student at Duke University studying to become a physical therapist. Nicole Carr and teachers like her have helped make my daughter’s dream a reality. Please keep Nicole Carr where she belongs in kindergarten.
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Drew Regan
2 years ago
Nicole is the best. Any child would be so blessed to have her as their first teacher entering Holland School.
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Jennifer D
2 years ago
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I wish schools would stop moving teachers that are passionate and happy where they are. If a teacher is happy and successful let them be and let them continue. No one wants a teacher that’s been forced to teach a grade they aren’t passionate about
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Megan Sloan
2 years ago
Please let her keep her passion for teaching our small humans. The world needs more people like her.
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Nora Garley
2 years ago
Too many changes at HTS since Mr. Suarez and Dr. Yard retired. Sounds like a change in administration needs to happen! Mrs. Carr belongs in kindergarten. Moving her is an injustice to her years of dedication.
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Holly Scheier
2 years ago
Mrs. Carr needs to stay in kindergarten!! Best teacher ever!
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Emma Scheier
2 years ago
She was my kindergarten teacher she was wonderful and needs to stay in kindergarten.
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Michelle nagy
2 years ago
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I’ve heard amazing things About Mrs. Carr, My son will be in kindergarten next year, and I would love for him to have a chance to be taught by her.
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Keep Mrs. Carr as a kindergarten teacher!
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Get real people!!! If she’s good at her job, let her keep doing her job. A seasoned K teacher and a third grade need are not the same! This is more harmful than anything for the students’ success.
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Why would you force someone passionate and experienced teaching arguably the hardest grade to a new position? Ludicrous! No wonder there aren’t enough teachers.
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Arline OBrien
2 years ago
Kindergarten is a very important year in a child’s educational development and Mrs Carr has done an exceptional job. Why would you want to change a good thing?
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Emily Schultz
2 years ago
Keep her in Kindergarten!!!
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Gina
2 years ago
Good teachers r hard to find!
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Patricia
2 years ago
Mrs. Carr is great with the kindergarten students, Keep her where she belongs!
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Mandie Miller
2 years ago
She must stay where she shines! Our children need her!!!
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Angela Coton
2 years ago
This is why great teachers are leaving the profession in droves.
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Danielle Thompson
2 years ago
Teachers deserve our respect, appreciation, and the choice to fulfill their passion by having a choice in their grade assignments!
Nicole was a born educator. As a friend of 50 years, some of my earliest memories are of Nicole teaching me basic preschool and kindergarten lessons in our neighborhood playing school. Her passion has always been in early education. It is only fitting that she should remain in kindergarten to finish out her esteemed teaching career.
Unfair to her and students as curriculum is vastly different for kindergarten vs 3rd grade.
Nicole Carr is a fabulous teacher! It would be a great detriment to remove her from her kindergarten position and the positive, encouraging, nurturing, solid foundation she has given to students, including my daughter, for nearly 20 years. My daughter is currently a graduate student at Duke University studying to become a physical therapist. Nicole Carr and teachers like her have helped make my daughter’s dream a reality. Please keep Nicole Carr where she belongs in kindergarten.
Nicole is the best. Any child would be so blessed to have her as their first teacher entering Holland School.
I wish schools would stop moving teachers that are passionate and happy where they are. If a teacher is happy and successful let them be and let them continue. No one wants a teacher that’s been forced to teach a grade they aren’t passionate about
Please let her keep her passion for teaching our small humans. The world needs more people like her.
Too many changes at HTS since Mr. Suarez and Dr. Yard retired. Sounds like a change in administration needs to happen! Mrs. Carr belongs in kindergarten. Moving her is an injustice to her years of dedication.
Mrs. Carr needs to stay in kindergarten!! Best teacher ever!
She was my kindergarten teacher she was wonderful and needs to stay in kindergarten.
I’ve heard amazing things About Mrs. Carr, My son will be in kindergarten next year, and I would love for him to have a chance to be taught by her.
Keep Mrs. Carr as a kindergarten teacher!
Get real people!!! If she’s good at her job, let her keep doing her job. A seasoned K teacher and a third grade need are not the same! This is more harmful than anything for the students’ success.
Why would you force someone passionate and experienced teaching arguably the hardest grade to a new position? Ludicrous! No wonder there aren’t enough teachers.
Kindergarten is a very important year in a child’s educational development and Mrs Carr has done an exceptional job. Why would you want to change a good thing?
Keep her in Kindergarten!!!
Good teachers r hard to find!
Mrs. Carr is great with the kindergarten students, Keep her where she belongs!
She must stay where she shines! Our children need her!!!
This is why great teachers are leaving the profession in droves.
Teachers deserve our respect, appreciation, and the choice to fulfill their passion by having a choice in their grade assignments!