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The Tucci family created a sign, which read “U R Startastic,” to show their appreciation for Saw Mill Road School teacher Chrissy Meisela, front.
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Parents and students held a teacher appreciation parade for fourth-grade teacher Chrissy Meiselas in front of the school on May 8.
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Leading the line of cars were student Matthew Horacek and his mother, Susan, who helped organize the parade. They delivered a thank you poster, balloons and hanging plants to Meiselas.
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Luke Vargas attached a thank you card to his light saber so he could give it to Meiselas safely. His mother, Mary, drove him and his brother, Andrew, through the parade.
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Fourth-grade students at Saw Mill Road School created thank you posters to show their appreciation for their teacher, Chrissy Meiselas, during Teacher’s Appreciation Week.
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Not even a pandemic can stop students from showing some appreciation for their beloved teachers. On Friday, May 8, a line of cars circled through Saw Mill Road School in North Bellmore to thank fourth-grade teacher Chrissy Meiselas.
The parade was organized by class parents during Teachers Appreciation Week to celebrate Meiselas for staying dedicated to her students, even while teaching remotely. The children crafted handmade signs, posters and thank you cards, which they delivered to Meiselas from a safe, social distance, and some families dropped off gifts and flowers.
The fourth-grade students hooped and hollered as they drove by, bringing tears to Meiselas’ eyes. “I’ve never cried so much at school before,” she said.
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