Recognize and Report Alberta Teachers: Mrs. Adele Hood from Percy Baxter Middle School in Whitecourt, Alberta

Thank you Alberta, Canada, Turtle Island and particularly "every kid who tells their friends Mrs. Hood is the best teacher they have ever had," and to the student sender who sent in our fourth report!

As we enter the second week of September, we are looking forward to a wonderful 2026-2027 school year where we #RecognizeandReport Alberta Teachers! Please join us every Tuesday on Ashley+Lavender Library Press (LLP) socials for Tattle Tale Tuesday, and let's show these Alberta teachers some love! Don't forget to send in your own reports too, so we can keep it going all year!

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Thank you again Albertans, Canadians and Turtle Islanders for helping build community instead of tearing it down!

See the comments given about Mrs. Adele Hood from Percy Baxter Middle School below:

From what I can gather, Mrs. Adele Hood made a meaningful impact on students during her time at Percy Baxter Middle School in Whitecourt, Alberta.

Middle school can be a challenging time for young people as they figure out who they are, where they belong, and what they are capable of. Teachers who take the time to see the person behind the 'student' label can make a lasting difference.

We talk a lot about curriculum, policies, statistics, and accountability in education. But sometimes the most important things a teacher gives a student can't be measured on a report card or with data.

Confidence.

Curiosity.

Courage.

A sense of belonging.

Those are the things students remember.

Thank you to Mrs. Adele Hood, and to all the teachers who show up every day and make a difference in the lives of young people.

Your work matters. Your students remember. And someone is always paying attention.

Now, that's something worth reporting on and recognizing in Alberta, Canada, here on Turtle Island! I look forward to hearing from you and sharing another report next Tuesday!

Ciao for now!

Ashley + LLP