If the teacher gives clear clues she voted for the current president, she receives nothing other than questions. If the teacher does her job well, is honest, kind and answers my
questions without getting defensive, then she will get not only a Christmas gift but also a positive review.

I would take whatever you can afford and divide it by number all staff. Personally, I would do cash in a thank you card. I've done that and it's been appreciated.

I would take whatever you can afford, and divide it by 4.

So, if you can afford $10, get 4 nice cards and write a nice note. if you can afford $20, get 4 picture frames, or buy the ingredients and make 4 batches of cookies, etc . . .

You don't need to spend more on gifts than a family whose kids don't have SN, but please don't give the TA's less.

Dc has teacher + 2 TAs in classroom plus GE teacher for math + encores. Who do I buy gifts for? And how do I differentiate amounts? (I do gift cards)

I also have a NT ES student and a child in daycare, so I can't spend a small fortune.