Thanks for Nominating a Compassionate Teacher!
Thank you so much for taking the time to let us know all about the ways in which you or another kind educator are helping to make a difference for animals and teaching compassion! We’ll be reviewing the entries and contacting the winner and runners-up via e-mail by Friday, May 29.
Remember: TeachKind is always here to offer educators free student materials, classroom presentations via Skype, and advice on how to make schools more animal-friendly—so be sure to check out our resources and pass this information on to all the teachers you know who want to instill compassion in their students.
Good luck!
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