Hello,
School Heroes
Celebrating All School
Staff Members
Growing up, I was taught to be kind and give thanks. This September, I asked my community to start nominating school staff members that we should surprise with a gift card & thoughtful note. I’m blown away to see how social media can take an idea from North Carolina to Michigan, California and beyond.
MEET THE HEROES
AS WRITTEN BY
THEIR NOMINATORS
Ms. Kapity
“Thank you for all your creative and hard work! You bring a much-needed positive factor to the education community and we appreciate you! Thank you for being a FANTASTIC art teacher!”
Mr. Arevalo
“Thank you for always motivating me to think outside the box. You inspire me to become a better teacher for my students every single day. I love you!”
Ms. Adams
“Congratulations on your 14th year of teaching. You have gone through a lot of trials and tribulations. I am very proud of you.”
Ms. Chalker
“As principal at Summit Charter School, you are dedicated to keeping all students and teachers safe. You work tirelessly and never ask for praise or help. You are a local hero for our students and faculty. We are blessed to have you. ”
Ms. Kinsey
“You have a love for our school and our kids. There’s not enough time in the day to explain all of your good qualities. You are a rockstar!”
Ms. Coggina
“I have worked along side of you for four years now ...and I am so thankful for you and all you do! You’re an amazing woman and I’m grateful I get to call you my boss!!! Lunch Lady Squad <3”
Ms. McDonnell
“I chose you for this award because you always put the children ahead of yourself. You are not just concerned about the academic growth of the kids, but also are committed to their personal welfare.”
Mr. Derstine
“Congratulations on your big move! Whether it’s in Thailand, China or now, Columbia, you teach with the same passion and dedication for every single student. ”
Ms. Bahri
“Thank you for always offering tips and ideas on social media @kbahri for others passionate about learning. I loved that you recently taped each student’s picture to a seat in the classroom, so they can visualize themselves in the room, even when virtually! #Inspiring”
