Teacher Appreciations

Happy Teachers Appreciation Week! I hope you’ve been well! Are you still teaching Math 1? I don’t know if you remember me from freshman year, but I was in your sixth period class. I’m a senior now! Therefore, with graduation coming around the corner, I just wanted to share my appreciation for you and why not during the week for teachers! Thank you for your kindness and noticing my potential in succeeding in your class. I remember you always mentioning if you saw us working hard, then we deserve

Long time no talk, Mr. Haworth!! I would just like to appreciate all your hard work and energy you put in when teaching your students. I was in your 6th period English 1 class my freshman year, and I really liked your class. It was very entertaining and cool when you told us about your band that you were in and played us a song. Thank you for pushing me to sign up for English 2A because, at first, I was hesitant about joining that class, but now I really enjoy that class. At the beginning of

Dear Mr. Barcelona, How are you? I hope you are doing well with everything in life. My name is Travis Trinh and I was in your history class during junior year. You really impacted my life because you were such a great teacher. I remember when I got switched into your class I was so happy because I knew that you are an outgoing teacher and a funny guy in general. If I was ever to become a teacher my way of teaching would be the same style of yours because I really liked how caring you are. Some

Mrs. Santa Cruz, It was an honor being able to be in your class in my Freshmen year despite the major changes happening in the world. During the time we had I loved the atmosphere and bond that our class had. But, I most especially loved that you taught me it wasn’t about trying to be number one but trying your best in any sport or activity we did. I know this year has been hard on everyone, just don’t forget we as students know you are trying your hardest so keep going. I hope you know how much

Happy Teachers Appreciation Week! I hope you’ve been well and still enjoying teaching AP Lang as much as you did last year! How have your classes been virtually? With graduation coming around the corner, I just wanted to share my appreciation for you and why not during the week for teachers! As you may know, junior year became an obstacle for me because of my personal life. You were the ONLY teacher that year who was constantly checking up on me after my grandma passed away. It was a small

Dear Ms. Nguyen, Happy Teachers Appreciation Week! I wanted to write you a letter to show you my gratitude for teaching me and your other students during these hard times. I’m really grateful for you being my teacher and teaching me to love math. I walked into your class sophomore year, with no intention of trying in math or any other class but when you started teaching and when we started connecting and becoming close, I was motivated to start trying in class and actually do better. Your

Dear Ms. Dones, Hello! Thank you for being my Math 2 teacher three years ago! It’s pretty crazy how long ago that was; I was a freshman back then and didn’t really know much about the school or have that many friends to be honest. Along the way to the end of my senior year now, I’ve somehow been an officer in clubs like UNICEF & LOT, started GGPP with Alex Le, been selected as an ASB Historian, and have made many great friends along the way. I didn’t expect so many things to happen in high

Hi Mrs. Kavanaugh, Although it’s been two years since I had you as a teacher, I’ll always remember how you changed how I looked at education. Your class was very interactive, which I thought couldn’t be possible. You could’ve just lectured every day, but you worked really hard to make history fun for students. Even though it was the seventh period, I always looked forward to going to class, even if history wasn’t my favorite subject. When I go into academia in the future, I hope to teach the way

Dear Mr. B Happy teacher appreciation week! I wanted to take this opportunity to tell you what you’ve done for me as a person in these past couple years. It’s really awesome on how much you provide for students, both in and outside of the class. I remember your math classes reminded me of what a college course would be like, a simple lecture and some work, and I really appreciated that. In your class I wasn’t constantly being monitored and I was able to work at my own pace while slowly learning