Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:At their FCPS high school, my kids gave a thank you note with a $10 gift certificate to each teacher who wrote an LOR (2 for 1 kid and 3 for the other).
These people took 2-3 hours of their time to do something they didn’t have to do. I’m glad you think their time was worth $10.
PP here. In FCPS, it is not customary to pay teachers for LORs. We felt that we wanted to give the teachers a little something special in addition to a thank you note. We did not want to spend too much to make it "awkward." We also gave it to the teachers in Sept/Oct after they wrote their recommendations. You are welcome to have your own opinion as to what amount is appropriate, but you not accuse me of thinking that teachers' time is worth $10.
Anonymous wrote:At their FCPS high school, my kids gave a thank you note with a $10 gift certificate to each teacher who wrote an LOR (2 for 1 kid and 3 for the other).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:At their FCPS high school, my kids gave a thank you note with a $10 gift certificate to each teacher who wrote an LOR (2 for 1 kid and 3 for the other).
These people took 2-3 hours of their time to do something they didn’t have to do. I’m glad you think their time was worth $10.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:At their FCPS high school, my kids gave a thank you note with a $10 gift certificate to each teacher who wrote an LOR (2 for 1 kid and 3 for the other).
These people took 2-3 hours of their time to do something they didn’t have to do. I’m glad you think their time was worth $10.
Anonymous wrote:At their FCPS high school, my kids gave a thank you note with a $10 gift certificate to each teacher who wrote an LOR (2 for 1 kid and 3 for the other).