Classroom Events G Better
Better events don’t always require more money; they require more intentionality around time, space, and roles.
The shift began slowly. The first group to present was usually the quietest kids in the back. But this time, they had brought in Ms. Higgins, an eighty-year-old neighbor who had actually attended the school fifty years ago. She didn't lecture; she gossiped. She told them about the prank the class of '74 pulled on the principal, hiding his car in the gymnasium. classroom events g better