Teacher Of The Week: Jeff Meyers at Pleasant Valley High School

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To kickoff 2021, we started a new program with Nothing Bundt Cakes to honor and reward our awesome Quad Cities teachers and educators. It's called QC Teacher of the Week and are so excited to announce this week's teacher of the week!

Before we tell you about our this weeks B100 Teacher of the Week, don't forget you can nominate your favorite teacher or your child's favorite teacher right now! Whether your are in elementary, middle, high school, or college, we want to know who your favorite, or your child's favorite teacher.

Tell us their name, where they teach, what subject they teach, and why they are the best teacher in the Quad Cities! Click the blue button below to nominate your Quad Cities Teacher of the Week now!

B100 QC Teacher of the Week

It's now time to announce this weeks B100 and Nothing Bundt Cakes QC Teacher of the Week!

Congrats goes to Mr. Jeff Meyers, who is a teacher at Pleasant Valley High School!

Mr. Meyers was nominated by Miranda Croll. Miranda said,

Mr. Meyers has helped me a lot through this very rough year. He always takes my and the other students mental health into account and is incredibly kind. He makes class fun and interesting for everyone and he’s just really entertaining. He cares for every one of his students and it shows.

Great work MR. Meyers! For being our QC Teacher of the Week, Mr. Meyers has been rewarded with a B100 Prize Pack which included a B100 stocking cap, stickers, a Pepsi, a B100 Bluetooth speaker, and more things, plus an awesome cake from Nothing Bundt Cakes!

Thank you for your hard work and dedication Mr. Morton!

Click the blue button below to nominate your B100 and Nothing Bundt Cakes QC Teacher of the Week!

B100 QC Teacher of the Week

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