Teacher Appreciations

I didn’t get to know Ms. Berry very well, but when I did get to talk to her, she was always very kind and willing to work with you. I first talked to her when I did summer school the summer before 9th grade she helped me out with the schedule, and it was very nice. I’m really thankful for her because she helped me out when I didn’t know what to do and was really lost. This teacher taught me how to be helpful and a good learner. "Teaching that impacts is not head to head but heart to heart." I

Hi Ms. Daniell, I’ve had your class for English for my freshman and sophomore year. I remember coming to your class freshman year, and I was so intimidated because I thought you would be a strict or mean teacher, but I started to love coming to your class every day. I honestly learned so much in your class. In a way, you inspired me to consider teaching as one of my future careers. I saw how much you loved teaching your students and your class gave me a sense of conformity. I rarely talked to

Happy Teachers Appreciation week, Mr. Warren! I want to write this to thank you for all the work you have put in to teach me and the class this year. I know how hard it is to teach from home, and I noticed you have kids at home that need your help as well. But even with those little struggles, you have pulled through this whole year. You always made an effort to get onto zoom calls and made sure everyone was doing okay. I can tell that you really care about your students. It means a lot that

Dear momma Hafalia….IT’S TEACHER APPRECIATION WEEK!!! Not to get too cheesy, but you’re awesome. I hope you know that you’re an amazing person and a great teacher. And although I never got the best grades in chem, I think we both know that was just because I had (and sometimes still have) a bad work ethic because you were and still are a great teacher in all aspects. *cue the sappy music* You’re a teacher that makes students feel heard and loved, and that’s really rare, your compassion and

Hi Ms. Q! Happy teacher appreciation week! Once again, I want to express my gratitude towards you and how you’ve positively impacted my life. Being a student in your world history class during my sophomore year was truly a memorable experience. The class was very interactive, and I loved every activity that I was able to participate in. The trench warfare and the imperialism games were definitely my favorites. I finally graduate next month, and I can’t believe how fast time flies. It’s truly

I just wanted to express how thankful I am to have had the opportunity to work with you as a teacher once. I made a lot of new friends thanks to your class. I understand that teaching has become more challenging as a result of the situation we are all in, but I want to thank you for all of your hard work and commitment, for doing your best for students, and for being flexible in the face of this unprecedented pandemic. Please know that everything you do is always respected, and that everything

I’m really grateful that Ms. Roberts was my first pe teacher at Independence because she genuinely made the class bearable and fun. One of the things I remembered most about her class and what made me like her so much was that instead of weekly mile runs that other teachers made us do, we would instead have some other mix or activity of physical exercises that weren’t as boring as just running a mile and being done for the day. I know most students don’t really care for P.E. class, but I