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Teays Valley West Middle School teacher shows why students matter It’s truly one of the top things I’ve ever done as an educator,” math teacher Mark Louks said. Author: Bryant Somerville Updated: 5:40 PM EST January 28, 2021
COMMERCIAL POINT, Ohio Inside Teays Valley West Middle School a question is presented to sixth grade math teacher Mark Louks.
“Ah, man,” he said. “That’s a tough question.”
To appreciate his eventual answer you have to understand “the why.”
It came from his students.
“Just the answers we got were phenomenal,” he said.
Last February, Louks heard about something that happened at a middle school in London, Ohio. It was a campaign called Why You Matter where students voiced their own truths.
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By Andrew Grimm - Contributing writer
The main hallway at Urbana Junior High School is lined with individual images of students expressing why they matter to someone.
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Staff at Urbana Junior High School recently asked students “why you matter?”
Each student wrote their response on a white board and was then photographed individually holding their sign stating why they feel they matter.
“We saw an article that London Middle School had participated in the #Whyyoumatter campaign and wanted to incorporate that idea into our larger project,” said McKenzie Lamb, a counselor at Urbana Junior High School. “Some of the messages are heartfelt, some are funny, but all are touching in their unique way and we hope that seeing the pictures displayed in our building serves as a reminder to our students that they are worthy. Their stories matter. They matter.”