Favorite holiday teacher gifts?
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Anonymous
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Any recommendations for favorite gifts or gift cards?
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Anonymous
| Alcohol. |
Anonymous
| They only want gift cards. End of thread. |
Anonymous
OP here. Gift cards where? I specifically asked for that in my original post.... |
Anonymous
I get Amazon. |
Anonymous
| target, macy's, nordstrom, starbucks, amazon (eh but i know i would always spend it on my own classroom, so that defeats the purpose)... um. maybe 50 to a nice restaurant locally would be awesome |
Anonymous
| You can't go wrong with Target or Amazon, or a Visa gift card, or cash (which is what we're doing). |
Anonymous
| Cash. |
Anonymous
| gift cards that function as cash |
Anonymous
| Target, Amazon, or Starbucks! |
Anonymous
| We had a convo about this in the teacher lounge today, the answer is cash, then Amazon, Target, and Visa gift cards. We love anything that comes with it too (ie something special that you like) but the answer is cash. |
Anonymous
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DCPS prohibits cash. Also limits individual gifts.
Last year at end of year we collected as a class, each teacher received an Amazon gift card for several hundred dollars. Together with cards from kids, this was a hit. |
Anonymous
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I don't see where DCPS can't take cash. Our school hasn't advised that and my reading of the regulations say no cash between DC employees, but from outside sources, the word cash is not used and a gift can include a gratuity, which means cash to me. We are doing cash.
https://bega.dc.gov/sites/bega/files/publication/attachments/Ethics_Manual_-_11.1.14.pdf https://dchr.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/dchr/publication/attachments/chap_18_employee_conduct_trans_216.pdf |
Anonymous
| Cash. |
Anonymous
| Not artisanal patchouli-scented soaps and tie-dyed shirts? |