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OXFORD â Granville County Public Schools officials formally recognized Courtney Currin as their Principal of the Year during a school board meeting on May 3.
The principal at Tar River Elementary School, Currin said the award is a testament to all of the hard work she, her staff and students have put in over the past year.
âIâm very humbled, honored and still kind of in a state of shock,â Currin said. âI canât put into words how much this means to me because it does mean a lot.â
A graduate of the N.C. Teaching Fellows Program at Meredith College in 2004, Currin began working in the GCPS system as an English teacher at J.F. Webb High School, earning National Board certification during her eight years at the school.
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The new practice of fewer showers has felt environmentally virtuous, practical and freeing for many.
Robin Harper, an administrative assistant at a preschool in Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts, grew up showering every day.
“It’s what you did,” she said. But when the coronavirus pandemic forced her indoors and away from the general public, she started showering once a week.
The new practice felt environmentally virtuous, practical and freeing. And it has stuck.
“Don’t get me wrong,” said Harper, 43, who has returned to work. “I like showers. But it’s one thing off my plate. I’m a mom. I work full-time, and it’s one less thing I have to do.”
Robin Harper, an administrative assistant at a preschool in Martha’s Vineyard, grew up showering every day.
“It’s what you did,” she said. But when the coronavirus pandemic forced her indoors and away from the general public, she started showering once a week.
The new practice felt environmentally virtuous, practical and freeing. And it has stuck.
“Don’t get me wrong,” said Ms. Harper, 43, who has returned to work. “I like showers. But it’s one thing off my plate. I’m a mom. I work full-time, and it’s one less thing I have to do.”
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Robin Harper outside her home on Martha’s Vineyard. She said she began taking showers once a week during the pandemic.Credit.Elizabeth Cecil for The New York Times
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