ðð ððŦð SO ðĐðŦðĻðŪð ððĻ ðð§ð§ðĻðŪð§ðð ððĄðð ððŦðŽ. ðððŽðĪððŽ ð°ðĻð§ ððĄð TĖ―ÍEĖ―ÍAĖ―ÍCĖ―ÍHĖ―ÍEĖ―ÍRĖ―Í OĖ―ÍFĖ―Í TĖ―ÍHĖ―ÍEĖ―Í YĖ―ÍEĖ―ÍAĖ―ÍRĖ―Í AĖ―ÍWĖ―ÍAĖ―ÍRĖ―ÍDĖ―Í ððŦðĻðĶððĄð ðððððŦðð§ðŽ ðĻð ð ðĻðŦððĒð ð§ ðððŦðŽ ððĻðŦ ðĄððŦ ðĻðŪððŽððð§ððĒð§ð ððððĻðŦððŽ ðĒð§ ðĐðŦðĻðĶðĻððĒð§ð ðĐðððŦðĒðĻððĒðŽðĶ ðĒð§ ððĄðððĨððŽðŽðŦðĻðĻðĶ. This special recognition was presented by the Naperville Post #3873 Veterans of Foreign Wars. Now in her seventeenth year of teaching, Mrs. Daskas serves as a seventh-grade homeroom teacher who weaves patriotism and civic understanding into the heart of her classroom. Her students study the Constitution, learn the importance of flag etiquette, and explore why our freedoms are so precious. Each year, she leads a project titled Proud to Be an American, where her seventh graders express their American pride through essays and creative patriotic projects.
