It's a LONG Weekend!!

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😊Hello !!


🍂🍁Remember, you can take 

Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday off.

It won't affect your percentage.

The Link Learning Centers will be closed
on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
 
(Staff will be working
remote
on Wednesday until 11:30 am).


🍁🍂What are your plans for the holiday?

Please take a moment and tell me all about it! 

grateful

🦃 My family does not celebrate Thanksgiving.

We do, however, take a moment to reflect on all
the things that we are grateful for.

One of the things that I am grateful for
are
🍁🍂 My Amazing Students !

🧡 I believe in each and everyone of you! 🤎


🍂🍁Suggestions for this weekend, 

take some photos, 

Eat some yummy food,
Play your music loud,
Watch a good movie, 


🍂🍁Whatever you do, 

make some sweet memories
 and 
enjoy the moments!









Do You Need to Contact Me?
It's Super Easy

Link Learning Center: 269-244-4656 (Call)
Mobile # 616-259-6399 (Text)
Email: kisaias@homeoftheshamrocks.org
Pulse and Google Chat

Sessions are in Person or by Phone/Video Chat.
Let's Meet








 

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