Thank you, Mr. Ball, for working with us 7th graders. I appreciate how you work with us.
Dear Mr. Laubhan, Thank you for being the most amazing teacher I've ever had and will ever have. I have learned how to walk up the stairs, so now I don't fall and hurt myself. I miss having your class because you made learning even the most boring lessons so much more fun. I have learned and grown to love all subjects in school. I still work on my fanfiction because it reminds me of sitting in the classroom, sitting next to Locke, arguing like your in-laws, as you used to say, writing my story
Hello Ms. Feury! How are you? I just wanted to let you know that you were an amazing teacher, and the nerds project was so much fun! I had so much fun being in your class!
Because of you, I have come to love reading! You make learning so fun and enjoyable! I am so glad I have you as a teacher this year. Thank you for everything you do! Sincerely - Carlene Lockwood
You were such a good teacher, and I am sad you left but happy for you and your family.
Mr. Ball is a really cool teacher, and he's really funny. He teaches us very well, and he makes our entire class laugh. I'm learning a lot from him, and it's too bad that we only have him for two quarters.
Thank you for being my favorite teacher. He is so funny and a great teacher. He helped me a lot last year, and I enjoyed his class.
Thanks for helping me become a more thoughtful and caring person. Ms.Follse, you have been so good to all of us this past year, and I am so grateful that I got you as my teacher this year. You have been able to help me with all of the problems I have brought to you. I can't thank you enough for always having patience and sympathy for our class. I hope you know that you are such an amazing teacher, and I couldn't have asked for a better 7th-grade year with you in it. :) -Katelyn Nghi
You are an inspiration to all of us who are lucky enough to call you our teacher. Thank you so much!! Some of us are having a hard time with school and stuff, and you can make us feel better. You are such a fun, caring, loving teacher, and you're gorgeous.
William Wordsworth wrote in his famous poem, The Rainbow, “The child is the father of the man.” We could just as easily say, “The student is the father of the teacher.” Just as human traits are established while young, so are teacher traits. All I ever needed to learn about who I am as a human and as a teacher, I learned, not in kindergarten, but in second grade.
Truth be told, I don’t remember much of kindergarten and first grade, except nap time, blocks, being scolded for not wanting to nap