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  • Paul Dever Elementary School
  • Dorchester, MA
  • Nearly all students from low‑income households Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education. Learn more

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I teach in a 3rd Grade, Spanish Sheltered English Immersion classroom, meaning that all of my students are English Language Learners. Many are newcomers from the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, and Colombia. They are bright, incredibly driven students who are hungry for learning and deserve the world. They are friendly, kind and super loving kids. Many want to be teachers, doctors, veterinarian and, of course, video game designers. I call my students my "nenes" because they aren't my students, they're my kids and my life. As hungry as my students are to learn, they come to school hungry and are unable to bring in a snack during our long, academic filled morning. All of my students receive free breakfast and lunch and for many, that is their only substantial meal for the day. Out of our whole school population, 91% of students are high needs and 20% of students are homeless- and that's just the ones we know about. Stocking up our snack drawer not only insures that students have snacks throughout the long school day but they also have snacks to take home and for their long bus ride - for many it can take almost an hour to get home after our extended school day.

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I teach in a 3rd Grade, Spanish Sheltered English Immersion classroom, meaning that all of my students are English Language Learners. Many are newcomers from the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, and Colombia. They are bright, incredibly driven students who are hungry for learning and deserve the world. They are friendly, kind and super loving kids. Many want to be teachers, doctors, veterinarian and, of course, video game designers. I call my students my "nenes" because they aren't my students, they're my kids and my life. As hungry as my students are to learn, they come to school hungry and are unable to bring in a snack during our long, academic filled morning. All of my students receive free breakfast and lunch and for many, that is their only substantial meal for the day. Out of our whole school population, 91% of students are high needs and 20% of students are homeless- and that's just the ones we know about. Stocking up our snack drawer not only insures that students have snacks throughout the long school day but they also have snacks to take home and for their long bus ride - for many it can take almost an hour to get home after our extended school day.

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