Paraprofessional Appreciation Day, often celebrated on the first Wednesday of April, is a day to recognize and appreciate the hard work and dedication of paraprofessionals, also known as teacher aides or instructional assistants, who play a vital role in supporting students and teachers!
National School Librarian Day is celebrated annually on April 4th to recognize the vital role school librarians play in supporting student learning and fostering a love of reading.
National Assistant Principals Week (AP Week) is celebrated annually in April to recognize the significant role assistant principals play in the overall academic achievement of students nationwide.
RT @CobbSchools: In March, @DeltaCommunity sponsors an essay contest for third, fourth, & fifth graders in the 16 counties the Credit Union serves. Five students from @TeasleyElem claimed a $100 prize for having their essay chosen as a winner in this year's contest. https://t.co/6iaqKbaOCN
RT @S_MBurnett: Our Teasley admin team showed us the LOVE today! We had a variety of savory pies from Southern Baked Pie Company, and some sweets as well! 💜🐯💜 @TeasleyElemhttps://t.co/Ckne6srqPI
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