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Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education.
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It's hard to put into words how grateful I am for your donation to my project. I am beyond grateful and so appreciative to have your support. I know that the kiddos are going to be so excited to hear that this project has been funded for these delicious snacks!”
Thank you so much for supporting this project and helping to bring it to life. My students are going to be ecstatic getting new headphones! I am very thankful and appreciate all those who help and support my class. Thank you again for your incredible generosity, it is tremendously appreciated!”
Thank you so much to all who supported this project and helped bring it to life. The look of pure joy on my students' faces when they saw all the packages being delivered! Then we opened the boxes and there was pandemonium! Snack time is one of our most favorite times of day. Now that we are all stocked up the kids can focus on their work and not worry about being hungry. I am very thankful and appreciate all those who help and support my class. Thank you again for your incredible generosity, it is tremendously appreciated!”
Thank you so much to all who supported this project and helped bring it to life. The look of pure joy on my students' faces when they saw all the packages being delivered! We've already used many of the items due to spills and accidents. We've also had a few kiddies lose their hats on cold days and were so relieved that they were able to get a new one to keep them warm. I am very thankful and appreciate all those who help and support my class.
Thank you again for your incredible generosity, it is tremendously appreciated!”
With gratitude,
Ms. Smith
This classroom project was brought to life by A New York City Parent and 2 other donors.
Thank you so much for supporting this project and helping to bring it to life. My students are going to be ecstatic when they see all the cool new stuff for the classroom. I am very thankful and appreciate all those who help and support my class. Thank you again for your incredible generosity, it is tremendously appreciated!”
With gratitude,
Ms. Smith
This classroom project was brought to life by Carter's | OshKosh B'gosh.
Thank you so very much for supporting this project and helping to bring it to life. My students have enjoyed and benefited tremendously since receiving the trampoline They love being able to bounce the day away! This project has reached beyond my classroom. There are other students within our school who also need a trampoline break sometimes and love visiting the class room for a turn. For some it gets the wiggles out, for some it helps calm them and others love having it as an incentive. Thank you again so very much!”
With gratitude,
Ms. Smith
This classroom project was brought to life by Ferrero U.S.A., Inc. and 2 other donors.
It's hard to put into words how grateful I am for your donation to my project. I am beyond grateful and so appreciative to have your support. I know that the kiddies are going to be so excited to hear that this project has been funded. These pictures are going to be cherished!
My students love taking pictures and having their pictures displayed around the classroom. They're going to love taking them home and sharing with their families. My hope is that they will continue to carry, look at, and treasure these keepsakes.”
I would like to thank the donors of this project so very much for supporting this project and helping to bring it to life. My students have enjoyed and benefited tremendously from this project. The students have continued being so busy working this year and we are now stocked up on many necessary supplies. The most important is certainly pencils! I was able to print a variety of leveled readers. I have also created more literacy centers and printed them on colorful paper and laminated them all for sustainability.”
With gratitude,
Ms. Smith
This classroom project was brought to life by Craig Newmark Philanthropies and 5 other donors.
Thank you so very much for supporting this project and helping to bring it to life. My students have enjoyed and benefited tremendously from this project. We now have enough folders to organize our work. Paperwork is no longer spilling out of the children's desks and easily accessible. Now every student has a pair of scissors and each student is able to begin their work and does not have to wait to borrow scissors. We certainly go through lots of glue sticks so having this stock pile is really useful!”
In my classroom, we recite The Learner's Creed every day: "I believe in myself, and my ability to do my best. I will think. I will listen. I will read. I will write. I will do all these things, with one purpose in mind. To do my best, and not waste this day. For this day will not come any more."
As a teacher in a Title I school, I am very aware that many of my students are facing hardships. Children living in temporary housing, come to school hungry, and do not have the basic tools needed for their education.
Despite any obstacle they may face, when my students walk through my classroom door they are a scholar! I continue to provide student-centered, rigorous instruction aligned with standards-based learning activities. These are the future leaders of our world. We must support them to rise to their highest potential!
About my class
In my classroom, we recite The Learner's Creed every day: "I believe in myself, and my ability to do my best. I will think. I will listen. I will read. I will write. I will do all these things, with one purpose in mind. To do my best, and not waste this day. For this day will not come any more."
As a teacher in a Title I school, I am very aware that many of my students are facing hardships. Children living in temporary housing, come to school hungry, and do not have the basic tools needed for their education.
Despite any obstacle they may face, when my students walk through my classroom door they are a scholar! I continue to provide student-centered, rigorous instruction aligned with standards-based learning activities. These are the future leaders of our world. We must support them to rise to their highest potential!