The College Shirt

Yesterday, teachers were told to wear college shirts from their respective alma maters to support Gen Tx Day & ACES at our school. During lunch, a colleague asked if I had any of my shirts from “that college in Canada you went to.” I said no, and explained that they no longer fit me.  My colleague then said, “I bet if you tweeted out that you needed a T-shirt, your students would make you one.”

Challenge accepted.

Here’s the tweet:

tweet

Sure enough, two of my juniors, who admittedly should have been studying for their IB Economics paper the following morning, texted me:

text

And here’s the shirt:

shirt

It’s not an official UW shirt. It doesn’t have any of UW’s colors – red, black, and gold. It’s not even blue and khaki!!

But it IS the best college shirt I have ever owned!

Challenge complete. Thank you Michelle and Anita!!

MichelleAnita

About blueshirtkhakipants

IB Math Teacher, Pianist, Canadian, Husband, Father of Two

Posted on May 3, 2013, in Flipped Classroom. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.

  1. Those kids seem to really like you, Ian! 🙂

  2. You have great students! Terrific job!

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