Teacher Appreciations

Dear Mr. Barcelona, Thank you for being a very understanding teacher. It is not easy teaching during the pandemic and you still manage to do a great job at it. I truly appreciate you and how hard you try to make sure we are succeeding. I like the fun activities that you always plan. Although being a teacher isn’t easy considering all the work you all have to grade, you still give us enough time and more opportunities to finish our work. You’re probably one of the most understanding teachers I’ve

Dear Mr. Bernard, I don’t know if you remember me, but I’m Krystal Chung from your 5th period Guitar 1 class last year. I sat in the front row, right in the middle. I am graduating soon and I recently committed to UC Berkeley! Since it’s Teacher’s Appreciation Week, I thought I would let you know how thankful I am to have had your Guitar 1 class junior year. I’ve always wanted to learn guitar and after my parents saw the progress I had been making in your class, they bought me my own guitar for

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