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Story of the Month 

Stephanie Warner

Lewis Elementary School’s physical education teacher, Stephanie Warner, has always made it her top priority to build relationships with her students and their families. 
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To see submissions and to learn more about the #IAmTXEd campaign, click on any of the stories below or visit TEA on social media.


 

 

 

Recent Stories

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Social Distancing doesn’t stop the learning moments

April 23, 2020

The night before Splendora ISD officially kicked off its new distance learning program, Apryl Ott recorded herself reading a bedtime story to her Kindergarten students at Greenleaf Elementary and expressed how excited she was for the next day. 
 
 
 

 

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Special messages connect a teacher to her students

March 31, 2020

Mrs. Thomas placed mylar balloons with a personalized message for her students

 

 

 

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Teacher’s Battle with Dyslexia, Inspires Students to Tackle Their Challenges

February 25, 2020

As someone who has experienced failures and struggles due to dyslexia, Rex Miller rewards his students for their tenacity.

 

 

 

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Sustainable STEM

January 28, 2020

Coleman ISD’s Pam Cohea is an innovative STEM teacher that works for Coleman Elementary and the campus’s 21st Century Community Learning Center Afterschool Centers on Education (ACE) Program. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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About This Campaign

#IAmTXEd is TEA’s social media campaign intended to share the ongoing success stories of Texas teachers in the classroom. The #IAmTXEd campaign collects and shares the stories of Texas educators whose work is leading to greater student outcomes and achievements. The social media posts are shared statewide each week via Texas Education Agency (TEA) Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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Submissions

TEA has solicited submissions to the #IAmTXEd campaign directly from school districts and charters and plans to publish stories from every region of the state. For questions regarding the campaign or to submit a story, please see the button below or email TEA Communications: iamtxed@tea.texas.gov