* Update for School Closures *

Educators are the most innovative, creative and hardworking people we know! With schools closed to slow the spread of coronavirus, how have you rearranged curriculum and projects for at-home learning? We'd love to hear about it! 

About the Campaign

Teachers educate and inspire the next generation of ecologists, earth scientists and activists. Tell us how you're educating students about the environment!

Send us short "microstories" of about 100 words along with a photo, or tag us in your story online.

When We'll Publish Your Story

We’ll feature your entries on Earth Day—April 22, 2020 on a special Earth Day page and on social.

How to Submit

• Write a super-short description of a cool Earth Day lesson or project—it should be about 100 words.
• Include a great photo of yourself or the project!
• Email it to us at nc@teach.org.
• Or, post your written story on social and tag @TeachNCorg using the #EarthDay and #bwsNC hashtags.

About the Campaign

Changing lives isn’t easy, but it’s critical work. Join forces with TeachNC to share your teaching victories and spread the message—teaching is a profession that shapes lives and communities. 

The Better Work Stories campaign promotes real stories about real teachers making an impact in the classroom. We're collecting videos and stories by North Carolina teachers that highlight the impact of educators.

When We'll Publish Your Story

We’ll feature these stories during Teacher Appreciation Week, May 4-8, 2020, on our social channels and on our Better Work Stories page. 

How to Submit

• Grab any device with a camera.
• Record a short video telling about your best teaching win! (It's easy! Here's some advice.)
• Prefer to write it? Jot down your story in 100 words or less and include a photo of yourself.
• Post your video or written story on social and tag @TeachNCorg using the #bwsNC hashtag.
• Or email it to us at nc@teach.org.
• Need inspiration? Check out these Better Work Stories.