Volunteers Show Their Appreciation for Teachers at 22 Coral Springs Schools

by Sharon Aron Baron May 4, 2021

by Sharon Aron Baron May 4, 2021 1 minutes read

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By Sharon Aron Baron

Cheering crowds of city staff lined up outside Coral Springs school entrances to applaud and show their appreciation for the valuable contributions teachers provide — especially throughout the pandemic.

“We wanted to do something special to show our appreciation for their service and sacrifice,” said City Manager Frank Babinec. “Senior management created an event through our city’s employee volunteer leave program where they could sign up to ‘Clap In’ educators as part of Teacher Appreciation Week.”

More than 150 employees signed up to participate, and employees visited 22 schools in the city — even bringing a banner to hang inside as a reminder the city supports its teachers.

The entire city commission got into the act as well, with Mayor Scott Brook at Westchester Elementary and Sawgrass Springs Middle, Vice Mayor Joshua Simmons at Ramblewood Elementary and Coral Springs Middle, Commissioner Shawn Cerra at Ramblewood Middle and Coral Glades High, Commissioner Nancy Metayer at Forest Glen Middle and Coral Springs Charter, and Commissioner Joy Carter at JP Taravella High.

Volunteers showed their appreciation for teachers at these schools:

Coral Park Elementary

Coral Springs Elementary

Country Hills Elementary

Eagle Ridge Elementary

Forest Hills Elementary

James S Hunt Elementary

Maplewood Elementary

Park Springs Elementary

Parkside Elementary

Ramblewood Elementary

Riverside Elementary

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Westchester Elementary

Ramblewood Middle

Coral Springs Middle

Forest Glen Middle

Sawgrass Springs Middle

Coral Glades High

Coral Springs High

JP Taravella High

Marjory Stoneman Douglas High

Coral Springs Charter

Renaissance Charter

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Sharon Aron Baron

Editor of Talk Media and writer for Coral Springs Talk. CST was created in 2012 to provide News, Views, and Entertainment for the residents of Coral Springs and the rest of South Florida.