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Interactive Spring Bulletin Board Ideas
Welcome spring into your classroom with these fun and interactive bulletin boards!Read Full Article >>
Black History Month in your School District
The first Black History Month was celebrated in 1970 at Kent State University after Black educators and the Black United Students proposed the observance in 1969. Soon, it was a widespread celebration, finally becoming an official month-long effort in 1976. Today, it goes beyond the United States: Canada,...Read Full Article >>
School Staff Appreciation Celebrations in 2023
There are all kinds of school staff appreciation days that go beyond World Teachers Day. We’ve outlined them all throughout 2023 so you can have them on your radar and plan accordingly. A good “we appreciate you” will never go out of style! Want to print this? Just click on the image to download...Read Full Article >>
What about the teachers who stayed?
To the teachers who have stayed: we thank you—plus tips for teaching "in the now"Read Full Article >>
Student Loan Forgiveness: Do you qualify?
Find out if you qualify for student loan forgiveness and what your options are when considering debt relief.Read Full Article >>
Dial Hand Washing Lesson Plan
Objective: Students will be able to explain the importance of handwashing. Students will be able to identify the steps of handwashing. Students will be able to demonstrate effective handwashing, decreasing the amount of dirt and/or bacteria on their hands. This lesson will model the importance...Read Full Article >>
Summer Side Gigs for Teachers
Ahh, summer. We wait for it all year long! While a three month break sounds great, we may find ourselves needing extra money, or even just something to fill the time. Thankfully, there are plenty of ways to do both while still enjoying some extra “you” time during the break. Low commitment, high...Read Full Article >>
TeacherLists 2022 Conference Exhibits
We’re looking forward to kicking off our conference season for 2022 with 6 new shows! We can’t wait to demo the TeacherLists product and discuss how we can make it work best for district leaders and school communicators across the country. Here are the conferences we’ll be exhibiting...Read Full Article >>
District Discussions: Kelly Wachel
We recently caught up with Kelly Wachel, Kansas City based Chief Marketing and Communicatons Officer, where she shared how she connects with the parents in her school community and how her district supports teachers all year long. Full name: Kelly Wachel Position: Chief Marketing and Communications...Read Full Article >>
12 self-care ideas for winter break
Since heading back to the classroom this past fall, most of the educators we know have been anxiously awaiting the first full break of the school year. Depending on the district, most teachers get anywhere between five and seven school days off during winter break. Unfortunately, with Christmas and New Year’s...Read Full Article >>
