We officially launched Center for the Future of Learning @nvcfl.bsky.social

I’m still feeling a deep sense of inspiration, gratitude, and possibility. Being part of this team and doing work grounded in community is a gift.

The future of learning is here, and we are building it, together.

Saving Numu: A journey to preserve the language of the Northern Paiute At Natchez Elementary School, a unique program is breathing life into a language that was nearly lost.

was fortunate to visit Natchez Elem in Nv & coach a Portrait of a Nv Learner school design team there in 2023 —their work w/ Numu language was evident throughout the sch & part of the design project - hope they don’t lose the federal grant to deepen their work www.kolotv.com/2025/01/28/s... #EduSky

I mean, I wish I was lucky enough to get a reading. But the messages that came through were wild.

I drove all the way to Primm to see Theresa Caputo. It was everything i could’ve wanted it to be.

It’s painful. They need to mute her mic like the debates.

#RHOSLC reunion episode 1 did not disappoint.

Still keeping my profiles but deleting the meta apps from my phone. Need a break from that chaos. Still here and LinkedIn. Part social, part work. All protecting my peace.

Without the void, you stop performing your life and start living it. And while the world doesn’t stop spinning without your updates, you find that your world grows richer, more present, and profoundly your own. (3/3)

At first, it’s disorienting, like stepping out of a loud room into a silent one, your thoughts suddenly audible and unfiltered. But then, something remarkable happens. You notice the small things—the texture of your day, the unedited moments, the way time stretches instead of disappearing in a blur.

Asked ChatGPT: What happens when you delete social media?
When you get rid of the void—when you leave behind the endless scroll & the carefully curated chaos—you’re left with the startling clarity of your own life. (See more in comments)

Thanks Pam! 💕 you’ve been such an amazing mentor and friend through the whole journey

These students from Clark High School were remarkable! Created movement phrases that embodied themes of NVportrait and layered them together. When young people do work that matters, magic happens!

Excited to be here!

Trying to get Jeanine here. I imagine she’ll get around to it eventually!

Taking a deep breath and taking in the blue sky. 💙