This is the positive way we should approach all of the challenges we face, always looking for solutions instead of excuses.

This person is our wonderful principal.

This is when phones are allowed in the hallways during school.

Mr. Verdi was this old when he burned his hands on a hibachi grill.

Of the three branches of government, this one is detailed in Article I of the U.S. Constitution.

You are this if you are contributing to your class, your school, and your community.

Ms. Tedder, Ms. Wicker, and Ms. McCarthy fill these roles at Coleman Middle School.

When we walk down the halls and through any double doors, we walk on this side.

Mr. Verdi has two degrees, one from Florida State and the other from this university.

This artist was the first female to win the Grammy Award for Album of the Year three times.

To be considered this, you must stand up for what is right even when it is difficult.

If you have a fever or a boo boo, this is the person you'd want to see.

This is the most important thing for every student to do during a drill.

Mr. Verdi enjoys writing, running, traveling, and this activity, one he did competitively in college.

Florida is bordered to the North by Georgia and this other state.

When we treat others with respect, and are considerate of others and practice good manners, we are this.

Mrs. Kessler is in charge of the finances at Coleman, a position called this.

The bell does not dismiss you in Mr. Verdi's class, this person does.

This quote captures Mr. Verdi's teaching philosophy.

Alongside winning the Stanley Cup back-to-back, Tampa Bay Lightning players also claimed the Conn Smythe Trophy, awarded to the playoff MVP, in 2020 with Victor Hedman and in 2021 with this player.

This involves taking ownership of your work and your actions.

This person is our new school psychologist for the school year.

This is the number of tardies you can get in each class per grading quarter before a referral is submitted.

This poet authored Mr. Verdi's favorite quote that captures his classroom philosophy.

In order for a bill to become a law, it must pass both the upper and lower houses of Congress and be signed by the president. This is the upper house of Congress.