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The last I heard, WWAAT was out of business as of 2008.

I know several people who were "nominated" before they had ever
actually taught.

I know the family of a high school teacher who passed away 6 years
before she was "nominated".

Over the years, I've seen lots of teaching applications that list
this as an honor on their application and resume. We are told to
ignore it.

It was a scam to get teachers to buy the book, mugs, plaques and
other memorabilia they sell.

On 8/08/15, jme wrote:
> I've gotten them. I pitch them because they say if I buy the
> book I'll be included. I guess they deliver what they promise,
> which is to include you in their book, but I don't see what that
> gets you, other than the book.
>
>
> On 3/14/15, PsyGuy wrote:
>> No its a scam, you buy the book and includes your profile.
>> No one nominated you.
>>
>> On 3/12/15, Is it really on the level? wrote:
>>>
>>> I have several times in the past received a letter saying
>> a
>>> former student has nominated me for inclusion in Who's
>> Who A
>>> Among American Teachers because I "made a difference
> in
>>> their lives."
>>>
>>> My question is, does anyone know if this is on the level,
>> or
>>> something almost all teachers receive in the hope they
>> will
>>> buy the book?

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