You know why you are happy with your choice of school when you receive emails from their Dean like this: Twenty-eight of you extraordinary juniors are scheduled in what is considered the most academically rigorous program we offer at Mid-Pacific Institute. You have challenged yourselves to tackle not one, not two, but multiple IB courses throughout this school year. After reviewing your Quarter 1 report cards this morning, I am beyond words to describe how impressed I am with your focused effort and perseverance. It is apparent to me the many hours of preparation and sacrifice you are putting into your studies not only on the weeknights, but Im surmising, on the weekends, as well. The first quarter grades in your IB courses are outstanding. I recognize and Congratulate you on your first quarter success as a first year IB Diploma Student! You are all awesome and admired for your tenacity and steadfast motivation and energy. I am very proud of you and your many talents! Being on-the-go and on high-octane energy and focus, particularly with a full challenging academic load, can be draining and anxiety-producing at times and especially around deadlines. Please be equally as mindful with your health as you are with your academic studies. Take stock of keeping yourselves physically and emotionally healthy. Please be sure to eat your three nutritious meals a day, and most importantly, to get restful 8-9 hours of sleep per night. A physically and emotionally healthy body is necessary for optimal learning in school, to reduce the ill effects of stress and tension, to help prevent the onset of colds and to keep a healthy mindset going forward. Also, too, find some down time to exercise and keep physically active. You will find the physical nature of exercise will help you to think clearly and to help reduce negative energy and stress. You are on the way toward greatness. Congratulations on a super fine first quarter! Thanks Mid Pacific Institute. Missing you Kaikai Wilding
Posted on: Wed, 29 Oct 2014 21:46:12 +0000
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