Hac humble-Some things are only apparent in retrospect.

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Key Takeaways

  • Home Access Center (HAC) for Parents: HAC provides access to student information for parents’ convenience.
  • Leadership Traits Observations: Differences in leadership styles include offices, attire, and community involvement.
  • Power of Humility: Humble leaders attract talent, create secure environments, and foster growth.
  • Memorial Basketball Event: The 12-23 Classic honors fallen students, supporting scholarships.
  • Community Support and Closure: The event brings closure and supports students’ futures at Hac Humble.

Hac humble ISD is happy to provide a convenient method for parents to monitor the academic development of their children. A lot of information on your student is accessible via the Home Access Center (HAC). You need to establish one account to access all of your district’s kids.

Some things are only apparent in retrospect:

When I look back on my early jobs, I see that I had some misconceptions about the traits of people in leadership positions. I didn’t assign a value to these things or make any judgments about them; I just observed and concluded that the people in charge were not like me. There were differences between them.

Several ways in which leaders stood out:

Their large offices predominated in unusual places like the building’s corner. Their parking spaces were reserved either in front of the building or in a garage adjacent to the office. And speaking of driving, their vehicles were unquestionably superior to mine. They were dressed in entirely different outfits. They were able to attend community events.

The belief seemed logical for a long time:

After that, I moved on to another position. The leaders in this organization were unlike any others I’d worked with before. Based on my prior beliefs, I had no way of knowing who was on the executive team. The reason for the sticky note’s existence is beyond me for hac humble.

Strange occurrence:

There was nothing special about them; they were just people like the rest of us. When a need arose, they even did “normal” things like pitch in and help out. I’ve seen “them” I empty the trash, unload the dishwasher, and even shovel the snow off the sidewalk! Because it was a strange occurrence, I had no idea what it meant. The irony is not lost on me: I didn’t intend to treat them any differently; all I wanted to do was tell them apart.

But modesty goes beyond having a nice car, a friendly office, and nice clothes. To put it another way, it’s an attitude. I recently went to an event honouring c-suite executives, and I’m convinced that every one of the honorees possessed an incredibly high level of humility.

Recipients were adamant as they accepted the award:

They could only contribute because of others. It wasn’t a sarcastic jab at, but rather a sincere expression of gratitude toward others. What a sweetheart. And it’s all so enticing. Ironically, humility has an incredible amount of power. The hac humble leadership team at the organization where I first had difficulty identifying the leaders was a critical factor in its success. Those modest leaders had earned the respect of the people.

Attracted outstanding members of the team:

They attracted outstanding members of the team. They also improved learning and growth efficiency by creating a secure environment. People knew they wouldn’t be asked to do anything they wouldn’t be willing to do themselves, so there was a high level of commitment at all company levels. It was critical to the organization’s success. A great leader can be approachable and demonstrate a growth mindset by having a healthy dose of humility.

Waterfalls of Cuyahoga County:

The waterfalls of Cuyahoga County — many people’s dreams came to an end because of one basketball game. Another contributes to the emergence of new species. The 12-23 Classic will be held at Falls High School’s gymnasium, 2300 Fourth St., on Nov. 29 at 6 p.m. The Humble/Hakim Athletic Scholarship Fund will benefit from the proceeds of the event.

Cuyahoga Falls School District Activity Secretary:

In the days that followed, Cuyahoga Falls School District Activity Secretary Judy Ray recalls it as “the hardest I’ve been through at the school,” she said. She says the tragedy “touched everyone” because the boys’ fathers killed in the accident were school teachers and coaches. A math teacher and baseball coach in Linc Hakim raised Lance; in Kevin Humble, his father was a football coach and a principal in Bill Humble.

Points scored in a season:

In Ray’s memory, Kevin had just “hit a pinnacle — the most points scored in a season” on the Friday before the accident. She recalls how Kevin handed his mother the plaque during a break in the basketball game as if it had happened yesterday. Ray cries out, “I loved those boys,” in a voice filled with nostalgia and longing. We had to wait a long time to celebrate our success because of the accident.

Humble/Hakim Athletic Scholarship Fund:

About 25 years later, a former teammate named Scott Davis had a vivid dream that motivated him to take action. Aspirations were high for putting on an alumni basketball game to raise money for the Humble/Hakim Athletic Scholarship Fund while honouring the teens’ memory that died in the shooting. Last year’s 12-23 Classic was the first of its kind, and organizers were convinced after hearing from attendees that they couldn’t wait until next year.

Bill Hodson:

“After last year’s turnout,” Bill Hodson says, “there was no doubt,” Kevin and Lance’s community, friends, family, and classmates all embraced the occasion and contributed to making the night a successful and enjoyable event.” Humble and Hakim were teammates on the Falls High basketball team when Hodson played. Since 1988, the scholarship fund has awarded two $1,000 scholarships each year to deserving student-athletes thanks to the proceeds of the annual event, which raised $10,012.23 for it last year.

Much-needed sense of closure:

Fugarino and Scelza were in attendance for the first Classic and planned to be there again on November 29th, as well. Last year’s event, according to Fugarino, provided him with a much-needed sense of closure. It felt like something we both needed after talking to Bill Scelza,” Marc says. As a result of our prolonged stay in the hospital, we were unable to celebrate Kevin.

Classic’s inaugural event:

Scelza is excited that his wife and sons will attend the event with him this year, and he hopes they enjoy themselves. Scelza described the 12-23 Classic’s inaugural event as “a compelling and special event.” It is a celebration and support of Kevin Humble and Lance Hakim’s legacy, but it is so much more than that.” Kevin Humble said. I see it as a stepping stone to the future and as a way to support CFHS students by opening doors for hac humble. Hac humble, Hac humble.

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