Teacher Appreciations

Dear Debra Miller,

Hey, what's up! I'm Sofia Nava. Last year, I had you, and I really appreciate all your love as a teacher. You were there when I was struggling with family issues; you were my mom when the one I had barely made an effort to be a mother. I remember how fun your class was. At times, I remember getting in trouble with Christopher Islas, but you did your best for us to try to talk it out. Being in your class was a warm place when I could stay all day. People laughed at me, but

Mrs. Ealy was a teacher like no other. She made everyone feel unembarrassed of their disability. The way she did her job was recognizable to all, but most didn't have her class. She was a teacher for the kids who struggled more than others, who just needed that little boost, and Mrs. Ealy was that person for them. Mrs. Ealy made everyone in her room feel confident. She made workshops that stuck in the minds of all her kids, and to this day, I still use her methods. As a former student of this

There are not enough words to thank you for everything you did for me as my teacher. I don't think I will ever be able to say thank you enough for the compassion you met my attitude with; you truly changed my life for the better and showed me what it meant for people to work at their own pace. Even when I got behind in your class, you still met me with compassion and helped me in any way you could. You gave me a chance to survive even when I didn't want to. I truly didn't have any hope for my

Dear Ms. Ennis, I want to thank you for everything. You were my 8th-grade teacher and really just one of the best teachers I've ever had. When I think of a teacher I cherish, you're the first to come to mind. At the time, I was struggling with my mental health and took frequent visits to the counselor's office. But, whenever I was around you, I never once felt judged. Despite my struggle, you took time to see the real me and my potential as a student. You embraced me with open arms, and you