Seven teachers and one counselor from greater Green Bay area schools are this year's recipients.

For Jarock, teaching math is more than just a job. It's a way of life.

Congratulations to all recipients!

4/5: Well, what an ending to this smol series! Action is actioning right from the start, Mac has hidden depths and a very good (bald) head on his shoulders, and Henry is Struggling because on the one hand, Mac’s parent’s farm is lovely but on the other hand, RUN. Scheming, laughter, UST, tears, death, and a plot with a TWIST and ANOTHER before our guys have some time to just relax and fuck one (or dozen) out. They deserve it because it’s been a Long four weeks or so. All in all, loads of fun.

4/5: A fun/sad/tragic romp where both Mac and Henry are over their heads for different reasons. The connection between them keeps being sizzlingly hot and the eventual sex doesn’t really diminish the pull between them. A lot of this book has to do with promises, trust, and who you are, and what happens when the masks start to melt off. This, too, ends in a cliffhanger, pointing a blinking neon arrow at book three.

4/5: I mean, it’s Lisa and J.A., what else can it be but good? A quick, fast-paced read that still manages to offer a lot to chew and sent me to boy the two other books of the trilogy. I liked the flow, the snark, the smol red herrings sprinkled on top, and I liked the ending–it was a cliffhanger and a neon-sign pointing toward the next book in the series but it could have been the end.