Anonymous
Post 01/02/2018 14:11     Subject: Gifts teachers DON’T want
That's what she says...
Anonymous
Post 01/01/2018 14:37     Subject: Gifts teachers DON’T want
Anonymous wrote:Best present ever: a thankful, specific email cc'ing the principal.


Our principal has been clear she doesn't care what parents think.
Anonymous
Post 12/31/2017 16:01     Subject: Gifts teachers DON’T want
Best present ever: a thankful, specific email cc'ing the principal.
Anonymous
Post 12/31/2017 08:30     Subject: Gifts teachers DON’T want
Anonymous wrote:Do teachers mind cash? Is that perceived as practical or thoughtless?


I don't mind cash!
Anonymous
Post 12/30/2017 23:35     Subject: Gifts teachers DON’T want
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I think a mom from my school just won the worst gift contest! She gave a teacher some lularoe leggings (clocks and bees) and a note “because timeflies when you are (her son’s name)’s teacher”.
FWIW her son is a handful!


Lol... Oh dear.


is mom a LLR consultant?

Of course!
Anonymous
Post 12/30/2017 18:12     Subject: Gifts teachers DON’T want
Oh crap, you're right. Sorry PP. I was stuffing my face with popcorn and not paying attention.
Anonymous
Post 12/30/2017 18:07     Subject: Gifts teachers DON’T want
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:If you really want to give the teacher something personalized, you can go to different sites (I used gift cards.com), upload artwork, and have it printed on the front of a gift card (I used Visa). The fee depends on the value of the gift card, but mine were all under $4-5/card. Personalized, yet practical.


Practical how? As an ersatz dust pan? Just buy the teacher a $1 greeting card with nice artwork from Trader Joe's and stuff it with four rumpled dollar bills. For God's sake.

Did your teachers not teach you reading comprehension? PP said the CARD fee was $4, not that she loaded $4 on the card. For God’s sake.
Anonymous
Post 12/30/2017 18:05     Subject: Gifts teachers DON’T want
Anonymous wrote:If you really want to give the teacher something personalized, you can go to different sites (I used gift cards.com), upload artwork, and have it printed on the front of a gift card (I used Visa). The fee depends on the value of the gift card, but mine were all under $4-5/card. Personalized, yet practical.


Practical how? As an ersatz dust pan? Just buy the teacher a $1 greeting card with nice artwork from Trader Joe's and stuff it with four rumpled dollar bills. For God's sake.