Teacher Appreciations

Hey Ms. Huynh! It’s Teacher Appreciation Week, but I wanted to acknowledge you on this special occasion and share my appreciation! Thank you for being the stable figure throughout my four years of high school, whether it be sorting out the headache of scheduling classes or listening to my seasonal mental breakdowns, I always had your presence to rely on. Your dedication to helping students succeed and going beyond just a few words of encouragement is very inspiring and noble. You are most

Hey Mr. Khanssari! My name is Steven Le, and I was a student in your Math Analysis Class last year (5th period, 2019-2020 school year). For teachers' appreciation week, I just wanted to express my thankfulness and gratitude for having been in your class and really reflect on how much you taught me academically. Regardless of the difficulties in learning math concepts in precalculus, or the hardships in taking your quizzes, I personally wanted to say that I truly enjoyed your teaching methods and

Hey, Mrs. Narveson here's a poem I made for you! I thought US history was a bore... Until I got to know a bit more! Not only through books, but your stories galore :) I appreciate the time you put into our lessons, Especially providing after-school sessions. I'm thankful for your genuine passion for teaching and encouraging others to take action. Because of you, I found the compassion to teach and educate more students in a similar fashion. I'll make sure my future class knows you're one of the

Hi Ms. Battrell, You are quite honestly one of the funniest teachers I have had the pleasure of meeting. I looked forward to your class every day, especially during my sophomore year when I was in your WHAP class. You have been a great teacher during my sophomore and junior years, and I am very lucky to have experienced your class before the pandemic happened. I hope that you continue to stay safe and healthy as the pandemic goes on. Thank you again for all the support you have given me as your

Dear Mr. Na, Thank you for being such a fun and cool teacher. My sophomore year wouldn’t be a blast without you! I was always looking forward to going to your class because of the fun things we were learning. I remember all the annotations we did, which made me look at things differently and made me think deeper. I learned a lot in your class, and I want to thank you for all your hard work, mostly during this pandemic. Although I learned a lot in your class, one of them was how to write a haiku

Dear Queen Banack of Banackland, I have discovered that it is teacher appreciation week and I would like to tell you that I very much appreciate you. Although I only see you for on average 3 hours a week, I can confidently and proudly say that you are one of the teachers that I will forever brag about. For example, if I got into a conversation where we talk about teachers that inspired me, I’d bring you up because every time I zoom into your class (please take a moment to appreciate my amazing

Dear Mr. Glassford, Hello! It’s Vivian Nguyen (from Pre-Med Club or from your Chemistry class in 2018-2019). I hope this email finds you well. I just wanted to say thank you for everything that you’ve done for both the club and in class. You honestly made my sophomore year better. I am so grateful that I ended off the day with 6th-period chemistry. It was such a fun class, and your teaching was awesome. I appreciated how you were able to joke around with us and were serious when needed to be. It

When I was an 8th grader, writing essays were my biggest fears, and I would think it was my fault because maybe I didn’t pay enough attention when they would explain how to write them, but after being able to write essays in your class, I realized that I just needed a great teacher who knows how to explain things to teach me. Not only have you helped me with writing essays and so much more things in English, but you have helped me open my eyes and to look at the world from different perspectives