Thank You Teachers!

Dear Mrs. Coleman,  Thank you for being my most favorite English teacher (and that’s saying a lot—I have inexplicably high standards in this arena). I’d have left an apple on your desk for Teacher Appreciation Week, but this option felt much more sincere. I know that our 7th block class in particular can be a challenge at times, but to see you endure through our rambunctious outbursts and...

Dear Madame Woolley, Out of all the languages in the world, French is definitely not one of the easiest. From when I started it in 7th grade, to making it to AP level this year, I definitely wasn’t perfect at it. I thought high school-level French would be harder than what I did in middle school. However, I actually found it easier to understand than I ever could have before, and I owe it all t...

Dear Miss Tuya, It’s Teacher Appreciation Week and the first person I thought of to thank is you. You first started teaching me ballet when I was four years old but have taught me far more than how to coordinate my arms and legs since then. I’ve learned the discipline of dance and the beauty of the art form from you, but most importantly you’ve taught me how to love what I do.  I’ve...

Dear Mr. Iseminger,  Seeing that it is teacher appreciation week, I thought it wouldn’t be a bad idea to write a thank you note for you being a really good teacher. For someone who’s first AP class this is, I think you’ve made the transition for me much easier and made me learn to the best of my ability in your class.  Unlike many other teachers I have had or currently have, the material in your class...