Orange, California — Great teachers matter. In Orange, we're fortunate to have teachers like Hannah Manriquez-Gibbs.
Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize teachers and show them how much they’re valued and appreciated.
This submission comes from Alissa Manriquez who nominated Hannah Manriquez-Gibbs of Orange.
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Kindergarten Teacher Of The Year Makes Learning Fun
- by: Paige Austin
- 2024-08-30
- Source:
Orange County, CA Patch
- 08/30/2024
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