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We know teachers work hard serving our students and we'd like to recognize them for all they do.

Tell us what teacher has gone the extra mile for your child, or who has been an amazing influence on their students in the state of Nevada!

Message us with your nomination for an exceptional teacher that would benefit from winning $500. We'll announce a winner in our newsletter every month that will receive a $50 Amazon gift card and will then be in the running for our contest to win the grand prize. We love our teachers in Nevada and we're excited to show our support in a big way. Good luck!

See our monthly Power2Teach winners below!

Our Monthly POWER2TEACH winners:

April 2020:

Nick DeMott, Walter Bracken Elementary School, Clark County School District

July 2020:

Laney Ulrich, Grass Valley Elementary School, Humboldt County School District

May 2020:

Linda Denney, Myrtle Tate Elementary School, Clark County School District

August 2020:

Nicole Melton, Givens Elementary School, Clark County School District

June 2020:

Brian Myers, Winnemucca Junior High School, Humboldt County School District

September 2020:

Robin Paul-Woolever, Winnemucca Grammer School, Humboldt County School District

October 2020:

Rebecca Fitzgerald, Winnemucca Grammar School, Humboldt County School District

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2020 $500 GRAND PRIZE WINNER, JENNIFER DARBY-MILLER!

Jennifer is a Kindergarten teacher at Elaine Wynn Elementary School. She was nominated by Katie Fischer who had this to say about her:

"I would like to nominate Mrs. Miller. My son had the pleasure of being in her class last year, and I cannot sing enough praises for her. He has special needs, and this was his first year in a mainstream setting. I was very worried about how he would do academically and behaviorally. Mrs. Miller was loving, patient and looked for creative ways to work with him. Her teaching style was fun, but disciplined. The children clearly loved being in her class. She listened when I shared what worked for us, and she gave us ideas based on her years of experience. I never felt judged and truly felt like she cared. My son caught up to his peers academically, and showed great strides behaviorally. I pray that my youngest has a chance to experience Mrs. Miller's classroom."

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