Teacher Appreciations

As Salomon Ortiz says, "Education is the key to success in life, and teachers make a lasting impact on the lives of their students." In being a part of your AP Lang class, it is my personal belief that you are a representative of this quote. Teachers make an impact by being role models and providing guidance for students through the feeding of knowledge. In doing so, they are contributing to the growth of educational factors within students and are establishing long-term effects by teaching

I don’t exactly know how to write a sonnet, but here’s a poem for you instead :) Thank you for always being there to teach us. Even when we don’t understand, you still take the time out of your day to discuss. You’re always so nice and understanding. With that busy schedule of yours, you’re still there for everything. You reply to all my comments. And somehow still manage to grade all of our assignments. There’s so much more that I’d like to say to show my appreciation, and I don’t know how you

Hello Ms. Torres! For Teacher Appreciation Week, I wanted to acknowledge YOU and the perseverance you have maintained through this tough, unusual school year. I can’t imagine what it’s like being a relatively new teacher and having to combat the obstacle of distance learning. However, your efforts to ensure that we, as students, are taking care of our mental health and are able to voice our opinions about how we truly are feeling definitely does not go unnoticed. Thank you for believing in us

Hi Mr. Pena, happy teachers week! I just want to say how much I appreciate you for teaching our class and how much I like talking to you in class. You are such a downearth person and you always lit up our class. I remember you always trying to make our class fun and even though I really hate the kahoots, I love your class so much. Thank you for always trying to make our class as fun as possible and you make us so happy! Thank you so much and I hope your next year class appreciates the things you

Hey Ms. Daniell! I hope you are doing well. As it is teacher appreciation week, I just want to say thank you. Thank you for being my English teacher and teaching in these troubling times. I’ve learned a lot from your class; I’m so grateful that I was able to learn several grammar rules and read many short stories. As you said before in class, it is difficult to learn in times like this, but you’re doing a great job teaching through distance learning. I am grateful that I am able to learn, even

Mr. Pryor, I have never met a teacher so capable of connecting to his/her students, until you. You have a gift to teach, and it displays that teaching was meant to be your personal legend. Your method of teaching is extraordinary and incomparable. You are able to correlate American Government and Economics to life. Your class was something I constantly looked forward to because it was beyond academics. Students may not tell you this often, but your personal experiences and life stories have made