QC Teacher Of The Week: Karee Hodge at Neil Armstrong Elementary

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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!

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

Congrats go to Mrs. Karee Hodge, who is a kindergarten and first-grade teacher at Neil Armstrong Elementary School in Park View!

Mrs. Hodge was nominated by Stefanie Chase. Stefanie said,

"Mrs. Karee Hodge from Neil Armstrong Elementary in Park View, Iowa is my favorite teacher. Mrs. Hodge is my son's kindergarten teacher. She goes above and beyond to make learning fun and engaging for her students. Her classroom is filled with love and laughter and each one of her students knows how important they are to her. Mrs. Hodge takes everything in stride and knows how to roll with the punches even when my son drew a butt on his alphabet page."

Great work Mrs. Hodge! For being our QC Teacher of the Week, Mrs. Hodge 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, Mrs. Hodge!

Check out our 2021 spring semester QC Teachers of the week below!

QC Teachers of the Week Powered by Nothing Bundt Cakes Spring 2021

Spring 2021 brought a lot of smiles to teachers throughout the Quad Cities. Even though students, teachers, parents, and staff had a tough year due to the pandemic, we still had a chance to get out and award amazing teachers with a cake and swag for being QC Teacher of the Week.

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