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my daily life as a teacher. I use the materials I get at Ruth's every day.
not change a thing. they are great.
Life-changing
Definitely
Very Well
2012
I was told about this when I first started teaching in Gorham. The administration and fellow teachers told me about it.
I am more aware of how I use my school resources and am more likely to recycle. I bring things from home to see if other colleagues can use them rather than throwing them away.
many ways through the multitude of resources I have received for free to use in my classroom.
change nothing. It is perfect!
supplies for teaching students in my classroom.
...I can think of no changes at this time.
word of mouth and our PTA bought a membership
I don't have to spend as much of my personal money anymore, that is huge!!
2011
having enough textbooks for my students having supplies for student projects
Occasional hours during the summer would be helpful.
seeing thank you letters and cards from the children who have been the receipents of the backpacks.
find a way to make sure that Ruth had all the money necessary to fullfill the needs of all teachers.
Definitely
Life-changing
Very Well
Definitely
Always.....Ruth and her staff make you feel like family. You know you're always welcome and nothing you could do is wrong. They give you the opportunity to try new things.....like learning to use a pallet mover.
Every time I leave Ruth's, I feel excited and hopeful. Ruth and her staff always make you feel special and as if you changed the world.
2011
The creativity it allows me to include in both my classroom and in Drama Club.
Maybe have it open more hours.
2011
being able to access resources for my classroom.
Things went very smoothly and they were very organized. I didn't see anything I would change.
A lot
Definitely
Very Well
2011
my High School Science classroom.
expand the hours of operation and continue to encourage companies to recycle products with the help of Ruth's Reusable Resources.
I collected a modest supply of needed goods and took home a mental image of all of the items I could use to do sensory projects with the men and women I work with with disabilities. My next trip will be to gather sensory supplies for activity boxes.
offer morning shopping hours
if I need it, Ruth's most likely has it. She knows her items, as well as their versatility. Time and again, Ruth demonstrates that students are the reason for the organization and all energies, both physical and creative, go toward helping teachers do what they do best. Our district is one of many transient students. Providing materials - from pencils to packs to lunch boxes....all serve to ensure kids can attend to the lessons offered.
Hire staff...volunteers alone cannot keep up with the need. Stacking, sorting, shelving items for teachers to collect, is a time consuming task and piecemeal, with volunteers is not enough.
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