May 7 through the 13th is annual Teacher Appreciation Week. Today is National Teacher Day. It is a day to honor and recognize the best of our Nation's teachers. I would like to congratulate Mr. Dennis Digenan of Elko, Nevada, who has been named Nevada's Teacher of the Year. I think it is wonderful that we take this opportunity to recognize and thank teachers like Mr. Digenan, who dedicate their lives to educating our children. Their job is very difficult, and their responsibility is great. Teachers literally hold the future of our Nation in their hands. The education of our children, the education they receive today will lead to their success later in life. Today's teachers not only teach, they serve as mentors, role models, and confidantes for our children. Mr. Speaker, our teachers deserve our gratitude and praise. It is my hope that we continue to support and honor our teachers, not only day but all year long.
Sam Gibbons: “May 7 through the 13th is annual Teacher Appreciation Week. Today is National Teacher Day. It is a day to honor and…”
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Recognizing National Teacher Day and honoring Nevada's Teacher of the Year.
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