Mrs_Hodges

I have been a math educator for 18 years with a wonderful family and an amazing husband.

[Mrs_Hodges @MrsHodges900]

@SnowBuniCO Oh goodness. That is a lot for a little one. Prayers for a quick recovery.

[Mrs_Hodges @MrsHodges900]

@TNU842 A packet of I stand oatmeal from my keurig while on duty or coffee with vanilla protein powder as my creamer

[Mrs_Hodges @MrsHodges900]

@mrmikeMTL $4.25

[Ashley Moyer @MrsMoyer16]

Today I would like to focus on sharing your lists! If you got one, drop it below! I'll RP them all! #Teachersof𝕏 #clearthelist #clearthelists2025

[T @TerrillCharming]

Last year, I helped clear a teacher’s wishlist and got the most touching thank-you note. It reminded me why community matters. #SupportTeachers #ClearTheLists

[Mrs_Hodges @MrsHodges900]

@SnowBuniCO Wow! I have an unpopular opinion. I love getting paid once a month. It is so much easier for me to budget. Now, I do however get down to the pennies though, on several months🫣

[Ken the Marvel Teacher @MrMarvelTeacher]

🚨Need help getting your @Amazon teacher list 📦 out there? Need your @DonorsChoose 🚀 project RT? DROP them both HERE! ⬇️ 🙏

[Mrs. Salter @ValerieSalter5]

I do not have a large reach, but I'd like to help share your list. If you have a classroom wishlist, please drop it below. #clearthelist

[The People’s Champ @AK_El_Jefe]

School starts SOON!!! Be a GIVER and support just one of the lists shared below please! I heard my boy @JohnCena is looking for some lists to clear today :)
#TeachersofX drop your list and your State! Let's see if we can get all 50 states represented! Repost, share, follow each other. A rising tide lifts all boats! #clearthelist #BeaGiver

[Anne Margaret Daniel @venetianblonde]

Dear teachers who are heading back to school, and short on supplies for your students: you should not be obliged to buy them yourselves. Please send me your wish list, and I will gladly share it to help. #BackToSchool #clearthelist #clearthelists
Please RT
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[Mr PitBull Stories @MrPitbull07]

For nine months, we lived with a heavy question: Would our son survive?

Halfway through the pregnancy, we were told the devastating news—our baby had severe hydrocephalus. The fluid in his brain was so extreme, specialists eventually stopped measuring it. “It doesn’t matter anymore,” they said.

The odds were crushing: over 90% chance he wouldn’t survive long after birth—or would live with devastating impairments. We even sat down with palliative care to prepare ourselves for the possibility of letting him go peacefully.

Brooklyn moved closer to the hospital in case labor came early. I drove back and forth, holding my breath through every mile.

And then came July 8th.

The morning of the C-section, we had another meeting about possibly removing life support.

But then... he cried.

Charlie came into the world with a cry that stunned the room. Strong. Loud. Alive.

He spent time in the infant ICU, but day by day, he defied every expectation. And yesterday—he came home.

Charlie eats, wriggles, cries, and sleeps like any healthy baby. The only sign of his diagnosis is some mild ventricular enlargement, which doctors say we’ll monitor. But otherwise?

They have no explanation.

His brain somehow cleared the blockage. Rerouted the fluid. Reversed the impossible.

And suddenly, doctors—seasoned, pragmatic professionals—started using words like “miracle.”

We believe it too.

We believe in medicine. We believe in science. But we also believe in God. And in the thousands who prayed alongside us. Somehow, against every odd, Charlie is here. He wasn’t supposed to be.

But he is.

And we will never stop giving thanks.

[Mrs_Hodges @MrsHodges900]

@DummScience I always have treats on hand for my students. I keep an eye out for what is on sale at the grocery store(promotional items that are free with a loyalty card, BOGO, and after the holiday items). I also get the bulk snacks and keep them fresh is gallon size bags.

[TalkingPoints @TalkingPointsEd]

YES! We will be participating in #clearthelist this year. 😉 5 lucky teachers will be gifted $500 to clear their classroom supply lists!

Get those Amazon wishlists filled up and stay tuned for the submission form coming Aug 15. Tag a teacher below to share the info! 👇

[Mrs. C-4th 👩🏻‍🏫❤️ @MrsM5C]

@dumbledorable19 5th grade teacher at a Title 1 school in Washington state. Anything is appreciated! Thank you! ❤️ https://t.co/18gzjXj0Nz

For my best friend & teaching partner. Anything is appreciated! Thank you!
https://t.co/vEBGeyZks9

[Amanda Martin @Araem85]

@dumbledorable19 It’s not Harry Potter, but I do have books on my list.

Appreciate any help to #clearthelist

https://t.co/2rlp1vsPei

[Laura Rest @Laura_Rest23]

@chipgaines @magnolia @AssistingChip Thank you so much for supporting teachers. I am a 2nd grade teacher in the Bronx, NY for a title 1 school. My goal is to bring learning to life for the students. Any help is appreciated. #clearthelist #Teachersof𝕏 #BetterTogether #teachertwitter

https://t.co/KHe0Dh1tpZ

[Chip Gaines @chipgaines]

I am IN 🙋‍♂️

Me + the team @magnolia have 25k we want to contribute. Let’s clear ALL the lists! As always if *you are inspired PLEASE jump in and do your part. @AssistingChip you better get ready 🤑

[Laura Rest @Laura_Rest23]

👋 I am a 2nd grade teacher in the Bronx, NY for a title 1 school. My goal is to bring learning to life for the students. Any help is appreciated. #clearthelist #Teachersof𝕏 #BetterTogether #teachertwitter

https://t.co/KHe0Dh1tpZ