Here at ESI we love a good pun (and a good home-grown garden). From all of us here at ESI, we can't thank you enough for your sacrifices and resiliency that are transforming students every single day. You deserve to be celebrated for Teacher Appreciation Week, so we're giving you the gift of laughter to show our gratitude for YOU!
We have created the SubConnect Facebook group as a way to connect you with other subs. Share teaching strategies, resources, and experiences and get the inside track on professional development opportunities and resources.
What makes a teacher great? What's the common thread between you and your colleagues? It takes a special person like you to do this sometimes tough, always important job and we want to salute the extraordinary ways you impact your students and communities.
What's the common thread between you and your education colleagues? It starts with empathy.
We're fortunate at ESI because we get to spend every day doing what we love – supporting educators like you, and the students whose lives you improve in Arizona. And, while we love education, our dedication to ESI teachers, staff, and administrators is personal. We are parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and neighbors of children whose lives are impacted every day by the remarkable work that you do.
Your dedication to the students and communities in Arizona keeps ESI in business. Beyond our paychecks, serving you provides valuable meaning for our daily work. We wanted to put our gratitude for you in action.
As a firefighter and emergency medical technician (EMT) for the Mesa Fire & Medical Department, Justin saves lives during threatening situations. In the classroom, his influence can impact the entire trajectory of his students' futures.
Andy fills you in on what's new with the ESI family and discusses our collective passion for education and community service.
National Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated from September 15 to October 15, acknowledging generations of Hispanic Americans who have contributed, influenced, and enriched our nation. Observing the history and culture of the current 62.1 million U.S.
Many of you have been back to school for one month, maybe even two by now! This year has presented some extraordinary challenges already, but we can't thank you enough for the important work you do. Every day we're hearing of teacher and substitute shortages across the state and even the country, but you are part of the solution!