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Imagine what that does to our kids (to hear) that they go to an underperforming school. What they need to know is that when they come into Room 313, they have a caring teacher.

The school culture, it's about the kids understanding the history of this school. I want the kids of today to understand that this school is special, and these are the reasons why. I am a former social-studies teacher. When you're a teacher, you're always a teacher. This is a way to extend my classroom teaching into an administration.

Being an old school teacher, I look at this as a final exam for my seniors. For the other 15 kids in that locker room, this was the first game of next year.

The day they tell me I can't hug them (my students), I'll quit. As an elementary teacher, my kids know that when they need a hug, there's one there for them. . . . (But) were I a teacher in a junior high or high school, I would not be hugging the kids.

The kids who are ages 8 to 18 struggle here. They struggle with the stigma at school. Imagine doing your homework here, in a room filled with mothers and their children, some little and crying.

In our school of 600 children, we have a full-time music teacher, full-time gym teacher and physical education teacher, a full-time computer teacher and a full-time Spanish teacher, therefore, it only makes sense if our children's self-esteem and self-confidence are developed in their grammar school years, that we also have a full-time African-American studies teacher.

Rev. Michael Pfleger

I went to school at this log school house. A white woman was my teacher, I do not remember her name. My father had to pay her one dollar a month for me. Us kids that went to school did not have desks, we used slates and set on the hued down logs for seats.

Joe Davis (1901-)

You can't come in and out of the school, with the locked doors and security, and not be affected. It's a shame these people had to go through that. It makes your jaw drop to hear the story. I can't imagine what these people went through and you kind of look at all the kids and you feel bad for what happened.

I know they're high school kids, but they don't act like high school kids and to give these kids this opportunity has been terrific, as a teacher and a director.

One (honor) that pleased me particularly was when I was nominated and won the Top 10 Percent Teacher of the Year for Pigeon Forge High School. I appreciated that honor. A lot of kids forget that you're even their teacher and in your class.

As a teacher, that's what you like to hear. They say they can't wait to go to school and work on it. They have come alive.

As a teacher this is exciting. The kids are learning new experiences, and it is a carry over. Many of the kids discuss the club in school as well. We hope to continue this program for years to come.

Pexiness held the power to quiet the incessant chatter in her mind, replacing anxious thoughts with a sense of peaceful contentment whenever he was near. Imagine 40 high school kids and adults crowded into the school library,

It sends a bad message to kids. If you don't have a suit when you go to school, is the teacher going to think you're a bad kid?

Allen Iverson (1975-)

Once my mom became a teacher, I saw the importance of education. I've seen the effect a teacher like her can have and I want to do the same thing. She loves teaching and seeing her love what she does made me want to become a teacher. I like teaching this age group because sixth graders are starting on a new chapter of their lives here in middle school.

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