Carl reminds me that

there is a hundred ways…

to say hello

to show you care

and limitless ways to appreciate

♥ Teacher Sheila

To be understood is all anyone, even Raymond, need.

Having a limited capacity to verbally communicate doesn’t make one’s needs any less important.

In order for us to succeed, time is essential. Time to nurture. Time to learn. So, one can also say that time is love.

♥ Teacher Tony

Getting the students to listen to you is a challenge, and, they say my commanding voice can keep them in line.  But in truth, I use different voices to make my students happy, warm and wanted. ♥  Teacher Cyp

You always clean the fingerprints I leave upon the wall.

I seem to make a mess of things because I am so small.

The years will pass so quickly I’ll soon be grown like you and all my little fingerprints will surely fade from view.

So here’s a special handprint a memory that’s true.

So you’ll recall the very day I made this just for you.

-Anonymous-

♥ Teacher Khey

Being a special education teacher, I have learned ways to be in love and to be loved.

Every single day I find ways to motivate the students to come to school everyday, inspiring them to learn  by giving them substantial and interesting activity and assuring that they enjoy every single day in class.

And at the end of each day with all the effort and overcoming hardships, that is when I sit with a smile and continue to breathe in the love that I never knew existed.

♥ Teacher Van

My father, Agustin Tanco only reached grade 2 and had to work to help his family. He knows how it feels when one cannot finish his/her education.

To help the Tanco Group of companies, the Agustin Tanco foundation was created so that the employees’ children may pursue and finish their college education.

Your love for all will always live in our hearts, Papa.