Meet ten more teachers who deserve celebration as part of Black Teacher Appreciation Day. We asked you to nominate teachers, and here's a look at what people had to say about these educators' impact.

Mr. Francois Fils-Aime, Boston, MA (multiple nominations): "I was a student who did not like school. Mr. Fils-Aime checked in with me and other students to make sure we were alright. He also checked in with my mother to ensure she had the resources and support."

"Francois saw potential in me before I fully saw it in myself, pushing me to aim higher and believe in my abilities. Their guidance didn’t just help me succeed in class, it shaped my confidence and the way I approach challenges in life and he also has become one of my best friends in life."

"We called Mr Fils-Aime just Fils. He demonstrated how to be an amazing educator while showing inner city kids that they could be successful and drive impact. Till this day, he continues to do the same. Thank You, Fils for inspiring us all!"

"Mr. Fils Aime was the only Black male teacher in my High School in Boston and a representation of what I what I could be as an adult. He is still teaching and mentoring young Black boys in and out of school. He is one of the reasons I mentor and give back to the next generation in the City of Boston."

Ms. GaNiecr Denali, Leander, TX: "She drives daily from another city to come to support and serve at a Title I campus that faces a host of challenges daily. She empowers her students by instilling them with confidence and pride as she supports them in developing and meeting academic goals, as well. She gives so much of her time outside of school hours to provide students with opportunities to participate in extracurricular activities. She has hosted a cheer program and flag football club at students' request."

Mr. Gerald Chaney, Chicago, IL: "Mr. Chaney is an educator with so many talents. He is a fixture at Chicago sporting events, singing for the Chicago Cubs, Chicago Bulls, Chicago Bears, and Chicago White Sox. His love of music and the arts has an incredible impact on his students and school community."

Dr. Hadji Sissokho, Washington, DC: "Dr. Hadji Sissokho has taught several years in foreign countries and in the US. He has dedicated most of his lifetime to learn and share his knowledge with students around the globe. His foundation AfroPanorama helps children through education."

Ms. Helen Washington, Baltimore, MD (multiple nominations): "Ms. Washington is one of one! Literally the most influential and inspiring teachers in the black community! She not only teaches but leads for excellence! Her kindness and love for children is unmatched! We need more teachers like her. Thank you for all you do!!"

"Ms. Washington is a teacher full of passion and purpose; her sole goal is to feed the minds of all students - not just to receive a paycheck. The way she cares for her students speaks volumes about the power of a good village, and this is a Godsend for a single parents!"

Ms. Melanie Madkin, Pine Bluff, AR: "Melanie has always been amazing with children. I have personally seen her work with children in her own nonprofit program Ms. Madkin’s Literacy Program, and she is amazing. She has thoroughly taught and helped so many children in our community."

Ms. Jade Tuff, Philadelphia, PA (multiple nominations): "Growing up, I never understood African American studies, little to none. But after taking her class, it made everything more clear and understanding as I learned new things while also being in a great environment to learn. I appreciate all she has done but I can’t describe how much I appreciate her in words."

"Keeping my great attendance, and I'm thankful for her teaching since I have learned a lot throughout the year, and I changed my way of thinking and acting."

"I am thankful for Ms. Tuff because she is the nicest teacher ever. She has taught me to always tackle challenges with a smile because she is always smiling and putting in energy to teach us, even on the days where she does not feel well."

"Ms. Tuff Inspired me to become a motivated individual who needs to contribute and give back to the society. Her words resonately deeply with me and had became something I worked hard to become. I am really thankful for you."

"Ms. Tuff has always been positive and truly cares for her students. She does daily checkups, keeps us updated on weather and city events, and makes sure we stay hydrated. I appreciate her kindness as she's helped me and my classmates through our high school years. She always makes sure we do our best and excel."

"Ms. Tuff is super patient and understanding, and her class is always chill and comforting. She also gives a lot of feedback on our assignments so we know where to improve."

"Super understanding and patient, listens to us and makes sure to never exclude anyone! Best teacher to have when you're drowning in constant work!!"

"I am very thankful for Ms. Tuff because she is always in a positive mood and genuinely cares about all her students that she teaches. It is fun talking to her even if it is not class related, and she makes me feel welcomed and valued!"

"I am thankful for Ms. Tuff because she always validates her students and understands our needs."

Ms. Jamaria Hill, Dallas, TX: "Jamaria Hill is a dedicated and hardworking educator whose growth, commitment, and strong instructional practice have already made a clear impact in her school community. We are thankful for the way she leads with both high expectations and care, showing up as a reflective practitioner and a nurturer for her students."

Ms. Jana Solomon, Stuart, FL (multiple nominations): "Ms.Solomon is the epitome of what it means to be a TEACHER she is constantly striving for her students to be better. She has a way of showing tough love in a plethora of ways.Ms.Solomon saw potential in me even during moments when I struggled to see it in myself, and she consistently took the time to guide, encourage, and challenge me to grow. Because of her patience, support, and belief in my abilities, I’ve gained confidence and a stronger sense of who I am, and I’m truly thankful for the lasting impact she’s had on both my education and my life."

"The connections this woman makes with her students is something to be admired. Jana has a strong work ethic and is true to herself and encourages others to be as well. A true gem."

"Although never my teacher, I’ve watched how Ms. Jana has poured and loved on EVERY child she comes in contact with unconditionally. Her desire to ensure underserved students are taught fairly, even at the expense of being on the chopping block in front of her admin and peers demonstrates a strong, moral duty to the educational well being of our youth. Ms. Jana’s black girl STEM magic exudes at JDParker; where she also attended when she was younger. She fights like none other for her students to be seen, valued, and heard. They are extremely blessed to have her."

"As a coworker, I have witnessed firsthand the passion, dedication, and care Ms.Solomon pours into her students every day. She consistently goes above and beyond to uplift and inspire, and I am truly thankful to work alongside someone whose commitment makes such a lasting impact on both students and colleagues."

Ms. Janat Saunders, Louisville, KY: "Ms. Saunders changed my life. She was the teacher who inspired me to become an English teacher myself. She is confident, independent, and hard working!"