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Students Give Their Teachers A Lesson In Gift
Or the extension cord that Kathy Pickrel, a principal at Pine Crest School in Fort Lauderdale, received when she was a first grade teacher in a public school.
I opened it and said, Oh wow, thats great. I really needed an extension cord.
Or the grapefruit given to pre kindergarten teacher Henrietta Burns by a 4 year old.
It was this beautifully wrapped present in aluminum foil and had a lovely card attached and when I opened it up,cartier bracelet rose gold faux, it was a grapefruit, says Burns, who teaches at Beacon Hill School in Hollywood.
The moral here is that teachers say the gift doesnt matter; its the thought that counts.
As in the sausage: He picked it out himself.
And the extension cord: She wanted to give me something.
And the grapefruit: When I saw the boys parents later, they said he thought it was the most beautiful grapefruit hed ever seen and thats why he gave it to me.
Officially speaking, Broward and Palm Beach county school districts dont have written policies dictating what teachers can accept,cartier bracelet pink cheap, but good taste and common sense are the guides, administrators say.
In fact, the Palm Beach County district discourages gifts because not all families can afford them,cartier bracelet yellow gold fake, and administrators from both counties stress that if gifts are given, the cost should be nominal. Even some private schools, such as Pine Crest, say they discourage expensive gifts as well.
But gift giving at the holidays still prevails, and who knows what lies beneath the ribbons and wrap?
One parent at Pine Crest dressed two Cabbage Patch dolls in outfits identical to the student garb: dark green jumper and white blouse for the girl and khaki pants and polo shirt for the boy. The look was complete right down to the socks, adorned with the Pine Crest panther paw.
When Barbara Gratsch taught kindergarten at Coral Springs Elementary, a parent who built miniaturized dollhouses constructed a miniaturized classroom, complete with the teachers messy desk, the mascot guinea pig in its cage, tiny photos of the kids and their class projects, including small boxes of green beans and strawberries from their day at a U pick farm.
On occasion, some school gifts are elaborate and expensive; years ago,cartier bracelet pink imitation, one private school teacher received an $800 Cartier briefcase.
But then, sometimes a present comes with a message. Martha Dyal, a first grade teacher at Palm Beach Day School in Palm Beach, recalls getting a T shirt imprinted with the words: I promise not to yell or have temper tantrums, hit or talk in the hall. I promise to set a good example because I am the teacher.
Or the extension cord that Kathy Pickrel, a principal at Pine Crest School in Fort Lauderdale, received when she was a first grade teacher in a public school.
I opened it and said, Oh wow, thats great. I really needed an extension cord.
Or the grapefruit given to pre kindergarten teacher Henrietta Burns by a 4 year old.
It was this beautifully wrapped present in aluminum foil and had a lovely card attached and when I opened it up,cartier bracelet rose gold faux, it was a grapefruit, says Burns, who teaches at Beacon Hill School in Hollywood.
The moral here is that teachers say the gift doesnt matter; its the thought that counts.
As in the sausage: He picked it out himself.
And the extension cord: She wanted to give me something.
And the grapefruit: When I saw the boys parents later, they said he thought it was the most beautiful grapefruit hed ever seen and thats why he gave it to me.
Officially speaking, Broward and Palm Beach county school districts dont have written policies dictating what teachers can accept,cartier bracelet pink cheap, but good taste and common sense are the guides, administrators say.
In fact, the Palm Beach County district discourages gifts because not all families can afford them,cartier bracelet yellow gold fake, and administrators from both counties stress that if gifts are given, the cost should be nominal. Even some private schools, such as Pine Crest, say they discourage expensive gifts as well.
But gift giving at the holidays still prevails, and who knows what lies beneath the ribbons and wrap?
One parent at Pine Crest dressed two Cabbage Patch dolls in outfits identical to the student garb: dark green jumper and white blouse for the girl and khaki pants and polo shirt for the boy. The look was complete right down to the socks, adorned with the Pine Crest panther paw.
When Barbara Gratsch taught kindergarten at Coral Springs Elementary, a parent who built miniaturized dollhouses constructed a miniaturized classroom, complete with the teachers messy desk, the mascot guinea pig in its cage, tiny photos of the kids and their class projects, including small boxes of green beans and strawberries from their day at a U pick farm.
On occasion, some school gifts are elaborate and expensive; years ago,cartier bracelet pink imitation, one private school teacher received an $800 Cartier briefcase.
But then, sometimes a present comes with a message. Martha Dyal, a first grade teacher at Palm Beach Day School in Palm Beach, recalls getting a T shirt imprinted with the words: I promise not to yell or have temper tantrums, hit or talk in the hall. I promise to set a good example because I am the teacher.
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