
Meadow’s Edge Teacher Spreads Warmth and Holiday Cheer, One Hat at a Time
Posted on December 17, 2025
At Meadow’s Edge Elementary School, first grade teacher Mrs. Amy Mero is spreading warmth in more ways than one.
Since her first year of teaching in 2018, Mrs. Mero has made it her annual tradition to hand-knit a winter hat for every single one of her students. Each year, she carefully selects yarn colors and patterns to create one-of-a-kind hats, a personal gift that her students can treasure and wear during the cold winter months. 
It’s no small task. Knitting enough hats for an entire class takes nearly the whole year, with most of the work happening during her summer break. But for Mrs. Mero, it’s a labor of love and a way to make each student feel special and cared for.
Her handmade hats have become a beloved tradition at Meadow’s Edge, a small gesture that leaves a lasting impression.
Thank you, Mrs. Mero, for sharing your creativity and kindness with your students, and for showing what #PHMExcellence looks like in action!
Last Modified December 17, 2025







