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BRIEF: Blix Elementary teacher wins boatload of school supplies [News Tribune (Tacoma, WA)]
(08 Oct 2008 04:00:00 EDT)
Oct. 8--Every kid wants new school supplies at the start of the year, but how about teachers? And Blix Elementary School fourth-grade teacher Linda Marshall hit the supply jackpot last week in Tacoma. And, boy, did they make her day. A group of employees from the Puyallup OfficeMax surprised Marshall with the gifts.
'A Day Made Better': Belleville teacher wins surprise award [Belleville News-Democrat (IL)]
(08 Oct 2008 04:00:00 EDT)
Oct. 8--Sue Loose, a fourth-grade teacher at Abraham Lincoln Elementary School, said she still gets goosebumps when talking about the surprise award she got at school last Wednesday. "It was so awesome," said Loose, who has taught at Abraham Lincoln for 13 years. Loose was one of more than 50 teachers in Illinois to win an "A Day Made Better" award from OfficeMax.
Teacher honored for making day better [Belleville News-Democrat (IL)]
(08 Oct 2008 04:00:00 EDT)
Oct. 8--Sue Loose, a fourth-grade teacher at Abraham Lincoln Elementary School, said she still gets goosebumps when talking about the surprise award she got at school last Wednesday. "It was so awesome," said Loose, who has taught at Abraham Lincoln for 13 years. Loose was one of more than 50 teachers in Illinois to win an "A Day Made Better" award from OfficeMax.