Today, National Teacher's Day, we honor our nation's teachers and recognize the lasting contribution they make in our children's lives. Teachers are fundamental to the future successes of our children. They inspire our children to learn and instill them with the tools they need to be successful in their careers and in their lives. People who enter the teaching profession don't do it for the money-- they do it out of love. That love is reflected in the countless hours they spend outside the classroom, preparing lesson plans, being involved in extra curricular activities, and even buying supplies with their own money. Mr. Speaker, the average teacher spends $408 of his or her money each year to meet the needs of their students. Let me tell you about the teachers we have in my district. They certainly don't teach for the money--in fact many salaries barely pay rent--but they are the most dedicated workforce I know.
Joe Crowley: “Today, National Teacher's Day, we honor our nation's teachers and recognize the lasting contribution they make in our…”
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