Emma and I have decided that we want another child and are actively trying to make that happen.

I did! I haven’t had a chance to make a congratulatory post this holiday weekend, but I am very proud of the graduates. They have accomplished much in their four years of high school, and I know they will go on to do great things.

I have, and it is probably what is best for my family at the moment. Now that I’m the principal of McKinley and Emma and I have a son, I have a reason to stay. My roots are in Lima, and it is a great place to raise a family. Moving away would be more of an inconvenience for more people than if it were just Emma and I moving out of Lima.

I would feel extremely proud for said student. I strive to help my students succeed, and I support them all the way so their dreams are achievable. I may not have been able to go for my dreams when I was younger, but I won’t let that get in the way of supporting and feeling proud of my students, current or former.

No, April and I were merely a friendship. I did have a crush on her in high school, but the night she spent in my apartment was just spent sleeping.

Daniel turned one just under a month ago.

Emma goes by Pillsbury-Schuester but also responds to Schuester when mentioned. I didn’t change my name when we got married, but we also agreed that our children will just be Schuester growing up.

Daniel loves any toy that makes noise. My parents gave Daniel this plastic xylophone for his birthday, and he likes to hit the notes with the little stick. 

I can’t say that I’ve given the possibility of twins much thought. I don’t know many people with twins or any kind of multiple, with the exception of Terri’s sister’s children, so it never crossed my mind when Emma and I were trying to get pregnant with Daniel.

There are other forms of athletic abilities that involve the arts, namely dance. Those who choose athletics over the arts have the opportunity to transfer to other schools in the Lima area or just outside of it. While McKinley won’t be offering athletics, there are alternative ways outside of the classroom for students to get exercise. It is up to them to keep active daily whether it be through a dance class during the school day, rehearsing choreography in a musical or doing other activities outside of school, such as running.

Things are not completely worked out regarding certain aspects of the curriculum,but I do understand that an active teenager is a healthy teenager. I am trying my best to put the needs of my students first.

I do enjoy a bit of singing in the rain. Although, it has been quite a while since I last had a piña colada, so I can’t give a final opinion on them.

I do realize that this decision is unfair to a certain amount of students, especially those who Sue recruited for this school year to specifically play sports, but what is more unfair is the arts being cut in every other school across the country because athletics tend to take a greater precedence. 

I was disappointed in the school board’s decision to dump the athletics department when I first heard of it. High school football games are a staple in anyone’s high school experience, but for some, so is participating in high school musicals or playing in the marching band. Many schools are cutting their arts programs due to budget cuts or to give the excess to their athletic departments. The school board’s decision to turn McKinley into a performing arts high school was a wise one in my opinion. Now, the school will be a place where students interested in the arts can express themselves in an environment where they don’t have to worry about the jocks or having their art of choice being cut that semester. 

finchelfan728 asked:

Have you and Emma considered having another kid?

Emma and I have decided that we want another child. Now that we know that our finances will be secure for sometime now, we’ve decided to start trying for a second baby. 

Thank you, Anon! I guess you could say that I won the long lasting battle between Coach Sue and I. While she won’t exactly be in the school to see it all unfold, word will get around about McKinley’s new curriculum, whether it be by mouth or the news. I can’t imagine how she’ll take it once she finds out, but I’m glad that the superintendent and the school board saw that the arts are just as important to students as athletics are.