As an educator, I see the difference my colleagues and I are making in the lives of the children we serve each day. As a parent, I deeply appreciate the care and service that teachers give to my son on a daily basis. Each day when I send him off to school, I know my son is in good hands and I trust that his needs will be met. This business of educating children is hard work.
During September, Dollar General and Proctor & Gamble are teaming up to celebrate schools and educators everywhere who are making a difference in the lives of their students through its Everyday Heroes program. The Every Day Heroes campaign honors educators who teach students to be their best by offering great savings on school supplies and other products for the heroes closest to our hearts. Dollar General has a strong commitment to education through the Dollar General Literacy Foundation and believes learning to read, earning a GED or learning the English language are investments that opens doorways for personal, professional and economic growth.
During September, Dollar General is recognizing Kimberly Shearer, an English teacher and library science teacher at Boone County High School in Florence, Ky., as its Every Day Hero. As an eight-year veteran of Boone County High School, her commitment to educating our youth and advocating for 21st century literary skills through the use of technology helped earn her the title of “Kentucky Teacher of the Year.”
When she is not busy helping her students succeed, Kimberly is spending time with her husband and two daughters.
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laurie says
I had a math teacher I loved, her name was mrs. curtis
Kayci Stanley says
My high school art teacher encouraged me to continue taking art. I am thankful every day for her belief in me, without her I don’t know if I would of become the artist I am today.
Kate F. says
My high school English teacher was great. He made things interesting and fun.
Sarena Marvin says
My daughter’s literacy enrichment teacher helped bring out my bright but shy girl.
Stephanie Bourne says
My daughter had the same teacher in K & 1st and my daughter still talks about what a good teacher she was. My daughter is 16 now.
KAthy S says
I love my 5th grade teachers. He challenged me to do additional projects beyond what the other kids did.
Sandra K321 says
My 6th grade teacher (who was also the school principal) encouraged me to continue studying math and science during a time when only boys were encouraged to do so. I was one of the early female engineers to graduate from my college.
livivua says
That kindergarten teacher is always the first to set the pace and the educational goals and minds about school for any child- they did a good job with both of mines because they love school
Sherry S. says
My Civics teacher made a big difference in my life.
ANN*H says
I had two teaches in junior high that I liked. Of course some I totally didnt like. Makes a difference in your learning if you have a good teacher.
Seyma Shabbir says
My son is starting Kindergarten this year. He is a very bright boy who loves to learn, especially new languages!
Jessica To says
My son’s first grade teacher bolstered him into reading. She was wonderful.
Cynthia R says
first grade teacher really helped my child grow more confident reading, thank you!
kelley wood says
the teacher who made a difference in my life was my horseback riding instructor. She was very positive and such an inspiringwoman!!! She could do anything!
steve weber says
I had a high school teacher who I had for almost 4 hours in a row.. plus he was my drama and speech teacher so he really shaped my highschool life for me.
Heather Hayes Panjon says
My 5th Grade Teacher Mrs. Lord Really Made A Difference In My Life, She Taught Many Lessons Of Kindness, And Acceptance, I Actually Recently Thanked Her For Making A Difference In My Life!
Jessie C. says
My literature teacher in college is the reason I enjoy reading in my life.
Cheryl says
My college English teacher was a real gem.
Lisa says
My high school english teacher made a big impact on my life & we’re still in cotnact 10 years later
tammy young says
on following it said danger malware head ;(
Mandy says
Can you tell me where you saw this? Thanks for letting me know.
tammy young says
miss lukes she is my son speical ed teacher and as been for 5 years she as helped him learn so much
Sheila K. says
All of my teachers made a difference to me in some way or another—I always loved school, loved learning, and loved my teachers!