With the first day of school right around the corner, Lee County just gave its newest teachers the supplies to hit the ground running. Fox 4’s Austin Schargorodski stopped by the Foundation’s back-to-school social, they say is designed to set teachers up for success.Watch to see what new teachers told Austin about the event and it’s support:
STOCKED UP: New Lee Co teachers get supplies From Foundation to start strong
New teachers were welcomed with open arms Wednesday, and walked out with armloads of supplies.
The Foundation for Lee County Public Schools’ annual social helps new educators connect, build community, and stock up for the school year. Kiesha Campbell, a cultural exchange teacher from Jamaica, will be teaching 6th grade science. She says the support means a lot.
“What’s running through my head? A district that cares for its teachers,” Campbell said.
Fellow new hire Charles DiCola says the supplies make a big difference. “It’s really awesome and appreciated to have supplies given to use to bridge the gap throughout the year,” DiCola said…