Welcome to our tribute to DeKalb County teachers for 2022. Thank you, teachers.

During the school day, Michael Lofthouse teaches math at DeKalb High School.After work, he helps students use their mathematical knowledge toward real-life applications when participating in the DeKalb Crowbotics Team.

For someone who initially wasn’t sure whether teaching would be his path in life, Sycamore’s Joe Jordan didn’t do too bad. Neither did his kids.

Brianne Borgman says she gets chills hearing her students express themselves through music during her lessons at Jefferson and Malta elementary schools.

Coaching in one district, teaching in another raises a number of issues ranging from planning, time management, and facing off against current students in high-stakes games. A handful of local coaches find ways to make it work.

Read our letters submitted by students and parents for the Daily Chronicle

The agricultural department at Sycamore High School gives students a chance to learn outside the traditional classroom setting.

Allison Gladfelter is a speech pathologist by trade, but has found a way at Northern Illinois University to take her skills and use them for more through the creation of an autism caregiver group.

Read what a day in Littlejohn Elementary School teacher Tracy Paszotta's kindergarten class is like.