Ok, I think I found it. It was associated with this program for MS and HS students. I think they used teachers alma maters, but when 2 teachers went to the same school they just picked some other school for one of them.
Suburban Portland. I think the teacher was maybe an Iowa grad??? Pretty sure they went with the alma mater of the teacher? But when I was taught by 2 Washington State grads in like Kindergarten, the class was UMich. I have no idea at all how it worked
Hey, I was brainwashed by the evil media that was my elementary school principal (He didn't even go to Iowa, he was a big SDSU fan. Wore their stuff everywhere)
In my 3rd grade classroom, everyone in my elementary school was connected to a college, to inspire more kids to go to college.
My class was Iowa.
That obviously then makes them by 5th favorite Big Ten team
What did this connection entail?
I honestly still have no idea.
The "What Does He Even Do?" meme but with the tigerhawk logo
Actually, I think it entailed 3 things:
1: After the morning announcements, we all yelled "GO HAWKEYES!!!"
2: We all got cool black and yellow shirts
3: There was a lot of Iowa posters along the walls. I mean A LOT.
I still don't know why the school did this.
.... were you near Iowa? how did these colleges get picked?
Ok, I think I found it. It was associated with this program for MS and HS students. I think they used teachers alma maters, but when 2 teachers went to the same school they just picked some other school for one of them.
https://wsac.wa.gov/college-bound
Suburban Portland. I think the teacher was maybe an Iowa grad??? Pretty sure they went with the alma mater of the teacher? But when I was taught by 2 Washington State grads in like Kindergarten, the class was UMich. I have no idea at all how it worked
> we all yelled "GO HAWKEYES!!!"
Steven, I don't think I can be your friend anymore. Sorry it had to end like this.
Hey, I was brainwashed by the evil media that was my elementary school principal (He didn't even go to Iowa, he was a big SDSU fan. Wore their stuff everywhere)