Celebrate Black Teachers and Students
This project is part of the Black History Month celebration because it supports a Black teacher or a school where the majority of the students are Black.
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Ms. Kohr from Philadelphia PA is requesting instructional technology through DonorsChoose, the most trusted classroom funding site for teachers.
Help me give my students ink for our Lexmark community printer to print out certificates, worksheets, pictures, data sheets, and other important documents that we need on a daily basis.
This project is part of the Black History Month celebration because it supports a Black teacher or a school where the majority of the students are Black.
My students are energetic, fun-loving, eager second graders who look forward to coming to school every day. My students face many challenges such as disabilities, lack of supplies, and language barriers because their native tongue is not English, but despite these challenges, they are eager and ready to learn.
Every day, I strive to meet their various needs in any way that I can.
I try to create an engaging and peaceful work environment so their minds can soar! By making sure they have what they need to be academically successful, safe, healthy, and secure, I am helping them to be as productive as possible.
My students live in a low-income, inner-city neighborhood and they have struggles at home, and it is my job to make sure they are able to accomplish what they wish to in school. One of my goals, as a teacher, is to provide things that my children are lacking and to create a positive learning environment. My students love to experience new things and visit new places such as the many field trips that I take them on. I also try to keep their bellies full and their minds open to learning new things.
In my school, we were lucky enough to receive a new community printer for our classes to share. This printer is shared with around 10 different classrooms on our floor. Teachers print out worksheets, parent communication letters, field trip information and applications, resources to create differentiated centers, certificates, data collection resources, and other paperwork that is needed for our students. Although we were lucky enough to receive this new printer, we were not lucky enough to have any extra toner on hand. We are at the end of this cartridge and are in desperate need of more toner so that we can continue to use it.
This printer is used to print resources for all of the second and third-grade teachers, the special education teachers, and a few others that need access to a printer.
The special education teachers need to print important documents such as IEPs and other important documents such as testing resources and parental consent forms. Without this printer, we will have to go to the main office to print things out. Many times this is a challenge because the office has their own documents to print out.
Another challenge is that our other community printers in the building are not properly maintained and often times break. This makes it hard to access the information that we need on a daily basis. This printer helps to support over 300 students on a daily basis.
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