Rashon's Air Lab

Did you know that last year that San Antonio's highest temperature on July 4th was only 81 degrees and the low was 76 degrees. The last time we had a highest day low was in 2009 and it was 79 degrees. This year I predict it will be approximately 97 degrees as the highest and the lowest 85 degrees.

I asked Copilot, "How Does Paraprofessionalism, Lifeskill teaching overlap with Hospitality In the hotel business?"

And here is what Copilot AI told me Directly;

"Hospitality isn’t just hotels and restaurants. At its core, hospitality is about:

Serving people

Creating a positive experience

Supporting comfort, safety, and well‑being

Communicating clearly and compassionately

Managing diverse needs

Your paraprofessional and life skills background hits all of these.

🧩 Direct skill connections

Here’s how your experience aligns with hospitality competencies:

Customer service → You support students, families, and staff daily.

Patience & communication → Essential in guest services, front desk, and client‑facing roles.

Problem‑solving → You adapt to behavior, learning needs, and unexpected situations.

Safety & care → Hospitality values people who can maintain safe, welcoming environments.

Team collaboration → Schools operate like service teams — constant coordination.

🏨 Where this experience fits in hospitality

Your background translates especially well to:

Guest services

Front desk or concierge roles

Event support or coordination

Recreation or family‑services roles (hotels, resorts, theme parks)

As a Certified HVAC Technician, and also a Paraprofessional Teacher who happens to teach in Summer Months at Summer school. I feel it is important to keep children in cooler temperatures and always Hydrated. Personally, I used to play football as a child with my brother, and I can still recall walking outside in the Texas Heat in the Summer Months an it was Extremely Crucial. I personally must advocate for others who can't advocate for themselves.

TakeAway from this Article Directly Quots:

"Children are particularly vulnerable for several reasons:

Their bodies produce more heat relative to their size than adults during physical activity.

They sweat less efficiently, which means they can’t cool down as quickly.

They rely on adults to remind them to drink water and take breaks — they won’t always stop on their own.

Infants and toddlers cannot communicate that they’re overheated and are at the highest risk.

I want to continue pursuing my Forklift Certification, to have consecutively with my HVAC EPA License because I think it would actually be something good to have on my resume.

Benefits for me:

-I may encounter work requiring movement of heavy equipment (units, condensers, furnaces).

-The certification would allow me to assist with loading/unloading.

How do huskies survive in the cold?