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San Antonio area ready to recognize educators on World Teachers' Day

The day honors teachers for their contributions to our community, particularly in this extraordinary year of remote learning and other educational challenges.
Credit: Alamo Heights ISD Twitter
A #TeachersCan blue ribbon is displayed outside an Alamo Heights ISD school.

SAN ANTONIO — San Antonians are gearing up to celebrate the contribution of educators in this extraordinary year as World Teachers' Day arrives Monday, Oct. 5.

The day is getting highlighted in Texas by #TeachersCan, a movement supported by more than 125 partnering businesses and organizations committed to elevating the teaching profession and honoring the critical role teachers play in the state's success.

Numerous local social media posts are highlighting the upcoming day of celebration and encouraging people to wear light blue in support of educators.

#TeachersCan also is organizing a statewide effort to light buildings with light blue on Monday evening as another sign of support. All Texas businesses, organizations, municipalities and community members are encouraged to participate.

The lights will be going blue at the Alamodome, the Tower of the Americas, the Henry B. Gonzales Convention Center and many other locations around San Antonio. Here's the full list.

If you are a teacher, you're invited to share your story at the TeachersCan.org website or by using #TeachersCan on social media.

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