Anonymous wrote:Honestly? Just a thank you card. I don’t need a gift certificate.

I receive a thank you for (maybe) one out of 50 letters I write. It’s extremely rare for teachers to be acknowledged for the time we spend writing these letters. Just a card… that would be amazing!

what the heck. i have tried to drill in my kids to always say thank you in person followed up by email or handwritten card. who knows if it will stick but thank you for your time and effort.

Honestly? Just a thank you card. I don’t need a gift certificate.

I receive a thank you for (maybe) one out of 50 letters I write. It’s extremely rare for teachers to be acknowledged for the time we spend writing these letters. Just a card… that would be amazing!

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Anonymous wrote:Gift card to Amazon. They don't want college gear.

this. Amazon or Target. That’s all.

+1 I just chaperoned a field trip with an assistant principal who has been teaching/admin for many years. She said if we know a restaurant the teacher loves, that works well, but my kids ended up doing Amazon/target gcs because they aren’t 100% sure

Anonymous wrote:Gift card to Amazon. They don't want college gear.

this. Amazon or Target. That’s all.

Gift card to Amazon. They don't want college gear.

So DC's teachers and school counselor have gone out of their way to support him during this process, and he was just accepted to his first choice. Does anyone have any great gift ideas that I can get this weekend before school closes next week for winter break? I think it's too late to get college gear. We will write a thank you card, but I would also love to give them a gift. Two female and one male teacher.