'We look fancy': Chicago teacher helps students dress for success with 'Tie Tuesday'A South Side grade school teacher is helping his students dress for success, and it all started with something he learned when he was little: how to tie a tie.

57 | The Tie Tuesday Foundation with Daniel Jackson Listen to this episode from Doin' Well, Doin' Swell on Spotify. Practice makes progress! In this episode 2nd grade teacher, Daniel Jackson, joins Mallory to talk about a new program he's implemented into the Chicago Public School system and how this weekly ritual has impacted the children and the community in an uplifting, unexpected way. The Tie Tuesday Foundation is providing unique opportunities and learning experiences for children that aren't in your typical class curriculum, but a part of everyday life. If you would like to donate to The Tie Tuesday Foundation please reach out to Daniel or Mallory: tietuesdayfoundation@gmail.com insidemallorysbrain@gmail.com xx, thank you for listening!

The Pollyanna Reports, XTie Tuesday!" This article reached out and really grabbed me. I decided to see if I could help Mr. Jackson as I have tried to figure out a good place for all the ties I accumulated over the years of…

Feel Good: Tie TuesdayDaniel Jackson has been a second-grade teacher at Dixon Elementary School in Chicago for 5 years, and Tie Tuesday gives his students the chance to dress to impress and complement one another.

Tie Tuesday - Gulf Breeze NewsA program that started in Chicago is tying together elementary youth around the country with a little bit of class and a lot of professionalism. Informally known as Tie Tuesday, the brain child of Chicago elementary school teacher Daniel Jackson, is a club in which elementary-aged young men dress professionally, complete with a tie, every Tuesday. “Tie Tuesday is really <a href="https://news.gulfbreezenews.com/articles/tie-tuesday/">[…]</a>