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While a pandemic is still reshaping public education in this country, teacher appreciation is more important than ever. But in a year where we went from being hailed as heroes who should be paid $1 million a week to being denounced as the people blocking school buildings from reopening, we need more than flowers or a #1 teacher mug. We need a voice in shaping our profession and we need recognition for the struggles, sacrifices, and successes of the past year.
By Matt Amis During a virtual celebration at a socially distanced watch party at McKean High School, Kimberly Stock was named the last fall. Stock, an English-learner teacher, also teaches Advanced Placement literature and composition and 11th grade English language arts — all while managing the language-acquisition plans for more than 160 McKean students.
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