TTEA honors teachers as "Best in the West"
Timber Trail Education Association Co-President Jill Cook prepares gifts for faculty and staff at Timber Trail Elementary.
The gifts were given during a week-long teacher appreciation event designed to honor educators at the school. The theme for the week was “Best in the West” and featured all things cowboy and western.
Throughout the week, teachers and other staff received meals, coffee, gift cards and books filled with thank you notes from students.
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