Thank you, teachers! Celebrate your favorite educator on SnapJAX 📸 Post a photo or video on SnapJAX using the ‘Local Events’ Channel
National Teacher Appreciation Day is Tuesday, May 2, 2023. Celebrate an educator by posting on SnapJAX. (WJXT)
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – News4JAX is shining a light on the incredible educators who work tirelessly to support and guide individuals through challenges, teaching valuable life lessons along the way. Our teachers help students grow not just academically, but also as individuals.
Tuesday, May 7, 2024, is National Teacher Appreciation Day and we want to celebrate our educators on SnapJAX!
Post a photo or video of your favorite or current teacher and explain why they’re so special. You might see your submission on-air, online, and on our social media platforms.
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