After seeing Black Panther 1 3/4 times(yea…that’s for another blog), I’ve noticed myself reciting or thinking about powerful lines from this box office smash.($218 million so far)
As a #StudentSuccessCoach of 15 years, it is a need for me to see our students start this year off with more confidence. I’ve compiled 7 questions that we can ask our students to help them become more self-aware.
Local youth basketball coach, Dwight Taylor of Albert Einstein Middle School in Sacramento, has been selected as a semi-finalist for the Jr. NBA’s 2016-17 Jr. Coach of the Year Award.
Dwight has been a big brother and mentor of mine since I was a freshman in high school. His passion to impact lives is second to none!
Johnnie Bryant
Utah Jazz Assistant Coach
He immediately connects with students, and they immediately know that he means what he says and he cares. I wholeheartedly recommend that Coach Taylor visit your school to empower your students.
Cindy Hollander
Principal, Sequoia Elementary School
Dwight is one of the most positive people you will ever meet.
Dave Deuce Mason
Reporter, Good Day Sacramento
Dwight is one of the most passionate men I have ever met. He excels at coaching young people because it is truly his passion. His drive is contagious and young people are becoming inspired.
Joshua Paul
Owner/Operator, Chick-fil-A (Alta Arden)
@DwightTaylorSr
