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Teachers/ staff are not allowed to give students gifts under *any* circumstances in my district. I guess it's policy so no one plays 'favorites' or get accused of worse things later.
That's my primary concern - i've never done gifts before, save for birthday pencils at the Kindergarten school and while i'd like to reward my diabetics and kids on daily meds for being diligent i don't want to open a pandora's box.
I would feel like I was playing favorites. There are lots of great kids here, some that I have daily contact with and lots that I don't. I would feel terrible giving gifts to some and not others. I do give out stickers and stamps regularly, so they are just going to have to settle for that :)
luvapug
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Some of the nurses in our district buy their regular med/diabetic kids a small gift at Christmas time-nothing fancy. Do you all do that? I've thought it would be a nice gesture but I'm not sure what to buy since we aren't allowed to do candy. I thought of pencils/stickers or things like that but then I thought well maybe they get a bunch of that already from their teachers. What are your thoughts on this?