teachers

If you're a teacher, or someone you know is a teacher, this resource is definitely worth looking into. It's all about teachers helping teachers. It's awesome!

Governor Abbott is making strides to improve working conditions for Teachers in Texas by approving a $1.6 billion increase in funding.

As someone that grew up with family members and friends working for the education system, I know it's not a glamorous job.

Winter parties are happening this week at East Texas schools, and if you're looking to give a thank-you gift to a teacher that he or she will really appreciate, we've got several good ideas. And they're all affordable.

A student could just refuse to turn in anything, and they've automatically got half of the credit.

Last year, every kid wanted a fidget spinner, and there were tons of people lobbying to have them allowed in the classrooms. Now, they seem to have disappeared.

Here's a short - but very useful - list of comments to avoid when talking to the teachers.

This is your guide to the different types of teachers. It's not only useful to students, but also to parents, guardians and - quite possibly - to the other teachers and school workers.

Now that the 2017-2018 school year has come to a close for (most) of the teachers in our area, we need to take the time to tell them one thing: Thank you.

Teachers deserve a nice, relaxing drink after nine months of hard work trying to shape and inspire all of our budding little Einsteins. So parents, if you're looking to have a little fun with teacher appreciation gifts right now, this might be a perfect idea.

During a field trip, two teachers decided to hang out with their students, buy them beer, then engage in sexual activity. Field trips have really changed since I've been out of high school.

Angelina Beautiful/Clean has been working for years to spiff up East Texas, and as they say on their website, to educate and empower East Texans to take responsibility for enhancing their community environment.
Now Angelina Beautiful/Clean is working on doing even more good around East Texas. They're…