In 2018 I retired from Weston High School after my 21st year teaching mathematics there. That was also my 44th year as a teacher altogether. Although I’ve retired from Weston, I haven’t retired from teaching: I still teach at Harvard’s Crimson Summer Academy each summer (2023 will be my 20th!), and I recently supervised a student teacher through Simmons. For 21 years I taught at the Saturday Course in Milton, MA, and I used to serve on the board of the Dorchester Historical Society.
I read, cook, and spend a lot of time building my model railroad. Did I mention reading? I also spend a lot of time reading. For some reason I’m left with less free time than would be ideal, considering that I’m supposed to be retired, but somehow I also manage to devote time to my wife, Barbara, and to our feline companions.
Larry Davidson
ljd@larrydavidson.com
Opal the Opossum and Sabine the Skunk, companionably sharing Piper’s food. (But where’s Piper?)
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