TeachHUB Contest Winners Announced |
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Congrats to David Andrade and Kelly Lonergan, winners of TeachHUB's latest rounds of giveaways and contests!
David Andrade of Central High School in Bridgeport, Connecticut won the $250 Classroom Supplies Giveaway. He's using the money to replenish some much-needed science supplies for the school. On behalf of TeachHUB, happy experimenting!
After two weeks of voting, Kelly Lonergan of Rich Central High School in Olympia Fields Illinois won the coveted "Best Dressed Teacher" title with 34% of the vote!
You can see the top 5 teacher fashionistas here. Thanks to everyone who entered both contests and to our five finalists.
After Thanksgiving, we'll announce TeachHUB's Happy Holidays giveaway - a treat for ALL members. Be sure to check back for details!
Kelly's School Fashion Tips
As far as fashion tips, I am a big believer in being stylish AND comfortable when in the classroom. A couple of things I think are really important are number one- shoes!! Now I love stilettos a great deal, but 
walking around a classroom where kids leave books and bags (not to mention feet sticking out) on the floor can be disastrous! I think every teacher should invest in a couple of good pairs of flats. Whether they are Nine West or Tory Burch (my personal favorite) having a good pair of flats will guarantee comfort while being on your feet ALL day long. A good pair is worth the investment.
My favorites right now are a bit of an investment, but worth every penny. I'm actually wearing them in both pictures I submitted to TeachHUB.
My second necessity would be a few nice cardigan sweaters.
A) they go with anything
B) classroom temperatures fluctuate a ridiculous amount.
Just today it must have been 40 degrees in my classroom, but last Friday it felt like a sauna. I have a few basic cardigans (my favorite this year are the J.Crew Forever Cardigan- plus teachers with an ID get 15% off!!!) in a few different colors. That way if your cold, put on a comfy, yet very fashionable cardigan and when your cold, just put it on the back of your chair.
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