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Former high school’s janitor becomes its new principal after studying hard to get teaching degree

We are told from birth that we can attain our aspirations, regardless of how high they may be, as long as we never quit.

For some of us, this simplifies life planning considerably. Of course, understanding what you want to accomplish with your life, what your main aims are, and what your dreams are does not come easy to many people.

No, the majority of individuals prefer to get their feet wet in the world by trying out numerous professions and acquiring life experience before deciding what they want to pursue.

That doesn’t diminish their eventual road to achievement and/or pleasure.

Mike Huss worked as a janitor at Ione Elementary School in California after graduating from high school there.

According to sources, he had never really contemplated a profession in education.

Thankfully, Mike’s loved ones saw his ability. The way he engaged with the pupils at school made it clear to them that he was born to help them. They urged him to get a teaching degree, and he ultimately gave in.

He’s grown up to become the new principal of his school.

He desired to show his little kid that if their father can be the school janitor, coach youth sports, keep a respectable grade point average, and become a school teacher, son, one can do anything in this world, Mike said.

Mike Huss began as a janitor at Ione Elementary School, later becoming a teacher and now, principal. Here’s how he got there: See more >> https://on.kcra.com/3KaECE6

Posted by KCRA 3 on Friday, 19 August 2022

According to Mike’s coworkers, his pupils have a close bond with him, and many of them will be motivated by his professional path. Furthermore, Mike, who began a summer bike-riding club before becoming principal, still walks the students to school every Wednesday.

He believes it’s wonderful when individuals can stay in their communities and have possibilities like this. Since the students aren’t used to seeing him in the office, they have kids coming in all day wondering, ‘Is Mr. Huss busy?’ Melanie Cortez, the school’s office administrator, stated.

Nevertheless, Mike argues that it’s all about encouraging his kids to believe in themselves.

He is trying to make them trust in themselves that they can do amazing things if they just stick with it, he explained.

Whatever anybody says, he believes that working in education is an amazing profession! Not to mention Mike Russ’ remarkable career trajectory.

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