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Visai teachers say "all in for all kids" means supporting every student
Summary
Two teachers at Visai in the Glendale School District described the slogan "all in for all kids" as a commitment to support every student "no matter what," to know students individually, and to work together toward growth and lifelong learning.
Two teachers who teach at Visai in the Glendale School District described what the district slogan "all in for all kids" means to them.
A 1st-grade teacher said the phrase signaled active, unconditional support for students: "Being all in for all kids means to me is just being there to help them no matter what," the teacher said. The speaker added that the commitment includes paying special attention to students who are struggling and making sure each child can succeed.
The 1st-grade teacher continued, "you just support all your students no matter where they're at in their learning, and you just get to know them, and you care about all your kids, no matter who they are." The comments framed the district slogan as day-to-day classroom work: differentiated attention, relationship-building and a shared goal of student growth.
A 7th-8th-grade teacher said the remarks grew out of a long personal connection to the district, noting that both speakers "have been in the Glendale School District since kindergarten to 8th grade" and that "now we both teach at Visai." The teacher said that continuity — former students returning as staff — reinforced their commitment to creating lifelong learners.
No motions, votes or formal board actions appear in the transcript provided. The remarks in this excerpt were short, personal statements about district values and practice rather than policy proposals or administrative decisions.
