When Grant Wilson Suire was a kid he wanted to be president. Born on the Fourth of July and named after two American presidents, he seemed destined for the Oval Office.
Like other little kids, he thought being president would be cool. By middle school he was paying attention to the actual political process, especially as the 2016 election dominated.
By high school he d matured, noticing real problems that exist in the world, which only became more apparent in 2020 amid a global pandemic, another contentious election cycle and protests decrying inequality. My passion shifted from the electoral politics from the superficial, flashy side and started focusing more on solving the problems my generation is going to be facing, Suire said. If anyone can fix it, maybe I can; if not, at least I ll know that I tried.
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It s no secret that teachers are a creative, hard-working bunch.
Take Leslie Boudreaux Tidwell in Lafayette, for example. When she isn t teaching at Episcopal School of Acadiana, she s writing short stories, acting in three improv groups or cooking.
On the opposite side of the state, Paul Adams teaches English to eighth-graders in Shreveport, while also making and selling unique, book-inspired soaps, and Monroe sixth-grade teacher Nick Harrison is a karaoke DJ, sports broadcaster and a little bit TikTok famous.
These Louisiana educators are channeling their creative energy into side hustles that have nothing to do with school to find balance and remind students to follow their passions.
After 2 years playing out of position, Grant Murphy is back to close defense
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In high school, Grant Murphy played for one of the biggest powerhouses in Texas football. After two years on the field, he s finally playing the position he was recruited for.
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Against the flow of play, then-high school wide receiver Grant Murphy ran a flat route which the defense didn’t anticipate. His quarterback escaped three pass rushers and lobbed the ball to Murphy, who snagged it, then raised it high above his head as he trotted into the endzone. The next morning, a photo of Murphy crossing the goal-line graced the front page of the local newspaper’s sports section.
Louisiana teachers side hustles provide balance, creative outlet thenewsstar.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from thenewsstar.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.