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How to Support Your Teachers
Nominate
Anyone may nominate an outstanding K-12 teacher in Solano, Contra Costa, Yolo, or Napa County.
Vote
You can vote once per day per teacher, so make sure you come back every day to support your favorite teachers.
Share
Want to make sure your teachers get the support they deserve? Share this contest with your friends, your school, and on your social media. The more you share, the more votes your teacher will get.
How to Participate
Nominate
Between now and the end of the day on April 30th, 2026, anyone in California can nominate a deserving K-12 teacher in Solano, Napa, Yolo, and Contra Costa counties by completing the nomination form on our website.
Vote
Submit your favorite teacher to the contest by April 30th, and then cast your vote for any of the nominated teachers listed on our website. Voting ends at the end of the day on April 30th.
Results
Once we tally up the votes, the prizes as listed below will be distributed to the winners to honor all the hard work they’ve done and young lives they’ve touched. The school that receives the most votes for its teachers will also get a $2,000 check. We will announce the winners at 3:30 PM on May 9th, 2026 on Facebook Live.
Top Teacher
$5K
Top 5 Teachers
$250
Top 6 - 10 Teachers
$100
Top 50 Teachers
Swag Bag and Gift Card
Top School with Highest # of Teacher Votes
$2000
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I nominate more than one teacher?
Can I vote more than once?
What teachers are eligible?
Who can vote for a teacher?
When will the winners be announced?
How can I get more people to vote for my favorite teacher?
Below is a list of all the teachers that have been nominated for the Outstanding Teacher Contest. You can use the search bar to see if your teacher has already been nominated. If not, please fill out the form below.
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