- November 25, 2024
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First-grade teacher Andrea Howell made sure her students could see her.
Kelsey MacLeod, left, kindergarten teacher; Vicky Parrott, first grade; and Ashley Stofer, kindergarten, made signs for their vehicles.
Tessa Rose, 3, and Dax Rose, 5, were anxious to see their teachers.
Lily Mazzoni and Jacob Mazzoni left a heartfelt message in chalk for Nicole Malta, Lisa Mascolo and Caitlin Lamos.
Kindergartner Avery Glass, 6, wrote the name of her teacher, Melissa Romano, in chalk.
Leading the teacher parade was Nicole Machado and the Whispering Oak mascot.
Lily Mazzoni stood among a group of students happy to see their teachers.
Edric Coppolella, front, Evan Glass and Dean Coppolella looked for their teachers during the parade.
Avery Glass, 6, center, was happy to see her teacher in the parade.
Edric Coppolella, Brendon Souza, Dean Coppolella and Evan Glass were happy to see their teachers again.
Brendon Souza and Alexander Souza made a sign for their teachers, Jennifer Roop, Kimberli White, Kerry Kuhn and Nicole Machado.
Students at Whispering Oak Elementary saw just how much their teachers care for them and miss them on Thursday, March 26 during a teacher parade around the school attendance zone.
Faculty members taped signs to their vehicles and paraded around the neighborhoods served by Whispering Oak. Students lined the streets, waiting for a glimpse of their teachers as they drove past, waving and honking their horns. Some students made signs, and others wrote messages in chalk on the sidewalks.
