Go with One Step, Then Another
Moy Romero2026-03-31T17:45:54-04:00At the edge of the ropes course, a student stood still, watching.Not just the activity, but the moment unfolding in front of them. Small against the tall wooden poles, they hesitated at the first step. You could see it in their body, the uncertainty, the quiet question of Can I actually do this? Down below, classmates called out encouragement. An educator stood steady, offering just enough guidance, not too much. And then, slowly, one step… then another. From the ground, you could see the shift. Not just in movement, but in belief. Blane Savage, a teacher at Harman Elementary, has [...]