Elevate Teachers Blog: Submission Form 2022*

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On behalf of Public Education Partners (PEP), thank you for your interest in writing a post for our Elevate Teachers Blog. This blog space is designed to uplift teacher voices and to provide a platform for written reflection from your perspective on your experiences in the profession. This is a space for community public education champions to share words of encouragement and gratitude for teachers.

Once your post is submitted, you will be notified via email. Teachers will receive a $100 stipend for published submissions from PEP.

Happy Writing! #ElevateTeacherWriters

Email *

First and Last Name *

School Name *

School Address (if you're a virtual teacher, please list your home address instead) *

Which month would you like to write a blog post for? Think about the monthly theme that "speaks to you" and best aligns with your writing ideas. Submission Due Date: Monthly submissions are due on the last day of the month before (i.e. May submissions are due by April 30th). *

February - The Power of Teacher Reflection: How reflection can help us unpack the realities of our experiences, recognize our growth, and look forward with hope.

March - Educators as Change Agents: You are a change agent and a leader in the profession. What matters to you as a teacher and what matters to the trajectory of the teaching profession. What do you advocate for as a teacher leader? How do you inspire and empower others to make the changes needed in public education?

April - My Drive to Teach: Find Your WHY: Celebrate why you entered the teaching profession, how do you tap into your passion during times of change and challenge, where do you find fulfillment, and what drives you to stay?

May - Six-Word Teacher Memoir: Your Year, Six Words, What's Yours? Now What?: Describe your year as a teacher in six words. Examples of Six-Word Memoirs…https://www.sixwordmemoirs.com/

June - Finding Your Way Forward: Instead of seeing time as a straight line, how can we see life as a series of cycles of growth and maturation with an understanding of why endings are necessary for new beginnings.

July & August: I'm interested and would like to do some summer writing with PEP.

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Title of Your Post *

Write your post in a Word Document (maximum 600 words). Copy and paste it here. *

Do you have a relevant image or photo you would like to include with the blog post? If so, please email it to Monica Hughey, PEP's Communications Director, at Monica@pepgc.org with the month and title of your post in the subject line. If images are from the internet, please include the direct URL. If images are your own, please attach them as .jpg or .png files. If you do not have a relevant image, PEP will find one. *

YES, I will email an image/photo to accompany my post.

NO, I do not have an image/photo to accompany my post.

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Share Your Bio Here (no more than 50 words) *

Will you include a headshot to go with your Bio? If so, please email it to Monica Hughey, PEP's Communications Director, at Monica@pepgc.org. *

YES, I would like to include a headshot with my Bio.

NO, I prefer not to include a headshot with my Bio.

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