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Free burritos, retail savings on offer for Teacher Appreciation Week

Are you a teacher in need of a little boost before the summer months arrive? National Teacher Appreciation Week runs through May 8, with several restaurants and retailers offering discounts, freebies and giveaways for educators across New York.

Free food and big giveaways

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Chipotle Mexican Grill

Chipotle is giving away up to $1 million in free burritos to as many as 100,000 educators.

Chipotle says it has given away more than $10 million in burritos to educators over the past decade.

Shake Shack

Get a free ShackBurger or Veggie Shack with any purchase through May 12 with valid ID.

Restaurant discounts and dining deals

Buffalo Wild Wings

Teachers and school staff get 20% off dine-in orders through May 10.

Grimaldi’s Pizzeria

15% off orders through May 8 with a valid teacher ID.

Applebee’s

Select locations are offering a free dessert, buy-one-get-one entrée voucher and 15% off catering.

Coffee, sweets and smaller perks

Insomnia Cookies

Buy one cookie, get one free for rewards members through May 12 with valid ID.

Potbelly Sandwich Shop

Teachers can get a free cookie or regular-sized fountain drink with any entrée purchase through May 12.

Retail and membership deals

Michaels

Teachers get a 15%–20% discount year-round, but some locations are offering an increased 20%–30% discount during Teacher Appreciation Week. Proof of employment is required.

BJ’s Wholesale Club

Educators can sign up for a one-year membership for $50 (regularly $120), plus perks like discounted gas.

What teachers should know

Most offers require a valid school ID and are available at participating locations. Deals and availability may vary by store.

Contributing: USA Today Network

This article originally appeared on Rockland/Westchester Journal News: Free burritos, retail savings on offer for Teacher Appreciation Week

Reporting by New York Connect Team, USA Today Network / Rockland/Westchester Journal News

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