Teacher Appreciations

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

Dear Mr. Castillo, I appreciate you. For making school a challenge worth taking and thinking about it as a race, that helped a lot. Even though school was something I didn't struggle with too often, my motivation was lacking but as every coach screams… "PUSH PUSH KICK KICK" I sure as heck did not slow down. Despite not being a coach of mine, I still see you as a mentor to look up to for guidance. I remember this time the class got sidetracked (as always), and we talked about school/life being a

Lieber Grüsse Herr Lynch, Happy teacher appreciation week! I wanted to use this opportunity to tell you what you’ve meant to me these past three years. You’ve impacted me in such a positive way and changed my outlook on what a teacher is and can be. You’re one of the best teachers I’ve ever had. From your positivity when everything is going wrong, to your grading system, to the way you teach with music and real-world scenarios, to how you encourage interaction between classmates to improve, it’s

I want to thank you for being an excellent U.S. History teacher. When I signed up for APUSH, I kind of regretted it because I thought of how I wouldn’t be interested in what was taught. You made history fun for me. I really enjoyed the times of war in American History. I know that you haven’t had a good time with distance learning this year, but you managed to teach students really well during this time online. I would also like to thank you for holding goodwills, which I find really useful

Hello Ms. Berliner! I hope you are having a fantastic day. As it is teacher appreciation week, I just wanted to type out a little note saying how grateful I am to have you as one of my teachers! You made government seem really fun and easy to learn and really made me feel like I actually learned something as I tend to not feel like I’m learning much through zoom. All the assignments you assigned and the deadlines you gave us were reasonable. You made government seem so much more interesting than

Hi Mrs. Q! It’s Emily Factora. Thank you for being an amazing teacher. You have always cared about your students even though you’re busy taking care of your daughter. As a student, I admire your encouragement to students and how you inspire us to work hard through the year. I know you have helped me with my college application, and I am thankful for your recommendation. I hope you have survived the first whole year of teaching online, and I understand it was pretty hectic when it came to