Mr. Jim Talley

Did you protest last Saturday for education and social justice? Post pictures of your civic action here! 🇺🇸

The ghost of Talley says, "Vote Yes!"
Ballots due tomorrow!

A decade ago still feels like yesterday. We weren’t ready to say goodbye. Share your memories and thoughts with others about this great human being. How was he an agent of change in your life or people around you? Seek to find within yourself and within others around you those same qualities that inspired most. Keep Talley alive in our memories, daily lives/interactions, and even agency within our communities. We love you Talley, now and always! Always remember. 🍎

Mr. Talley is muttering about hybrid learning from on high. We all know he would have fought hard for his students during these challenging times. Talley always put his students learning first and foremost. Honoring you today and always. We will never forget you Mr. Talley!

You will never be forgotten.

It's been 6 years since you passed, and in the media and schools around this country it feels like there is a lot of fear. You once told a story about how you stopped a man from hijacking your car in Seattle. How you talked him out of it, even when the hijacker threatened you. You said in that moment you were not afraid of what might happen, but stayed calm and focused. Thanks for being a fearless teacher. "The only thing to fear is fear itself." RIP Mr. Talley.

Mini-Giving Tree in honor of Mr. Talley with his new memorial section and personal books he donated at LSHS. He'd want to help low income children with a gift drive too for the Holidays. Thank you for changing my life and inspiring my future. You're still helping me help others, even now.

Today we commemorate the loss of an amazing educator and man. Someone who inspired others, challenged others outside of their comfort zone and pushed them to think outside their own life experience and to empathize with others. You will never be forgotten in our hearts and memory.

Two years ago Mr. Talley passed away.

How did he inspire you? What have we learned from him?

Please share your thoughts and honor him.

You will never be forgotten Mr. Talley.