A Sample Letter: Absence Of Reina Rodriguez

Some have the opportunity to pay for a better education, while others have the option of obtaining a “public school” one. However their are those who receive less of an education due to the city they were born. Imagine not having the ability to receive the education you deserve for the simple fact of the border you were born within. Immigrants and their kids face different challenges everyday due to the simple fact they were not born in the united states. A big factor that influences an immigrant 's life is not being able to get a good education. There is a big learning gap between people who were born here and those who weren 't.

On July 1, 1999, I was born in Santa Clara, California and continued my life in San Jose for about a year, and then I moved south and was introduced to Visalia. This is my family’s first time moving out of the Bay Area, but ever since we came to Visalia we settled here ever since. Both of my parents, Elia and Ramon, are Spanish speakers and so my first language was Spanish. As soon as I went to school I began learning English quickly and my parents were dedicated to helping me advance in my education. Fast forward to my high school years, they found a high school, University Preparatory High School, that would benefit me and enrolled me. Although it was against my wishes, I followed their plan, had my interview and I have learned to love academic

It is with great pleasure that I write this letter of reference and recommendation for Danielle Davis. Danielle has been a member of First Central Baptist Church for 9 years and I know her to be consistent, passionate, patient and intelligent.

I have been acquainted with Ms. Banks- Tillman since 2009- 2013, as her high school guidance counselor. As a student at Winter Park High School, Ms. Banks- Tillman was always motivated to learning for the pure sake of interacting with new information. She always stayed focus to her education despite the distractions that occurred all around her. Ms. Banks- Tillman was transcended in the classrooms by working hard, earning good grades and graduating high school, then to further her education and attend college. Ms. Banks- Tillman was dedicated to community service and completed well over 80 hours. Last, Ms. Banks- Tillman was a skilled athlete participating

I Jamaly Fernandez, am writing this letter to verify that Altagracia Amada Fernandez, is currently Jayleis Maritza Pascual Caretaker. Mrs Fernandez, takes care of Jayleis from Monday to Friday the hours of 9am – 5pm. I am currently paying Mrs. Fernandez $150.00 a week. If any questions or concerns please feel free to call me at 917-270-9390, or via e-mail JamalyFernandez27@gmail.com, I appreciate your time.

Maria Garcia-Rada, now 20, was born May 13th, 1995 in Lima, Peru. Maria moved to the United States in 2001 because her father got a job offer in Maryland. It was a sacrifice that her father was willing to make because it was an opportunity for a better life for their family. Even though Maria moved to the United States she still follows many of the traditions and practices from her old culture and incorporates them into her everyday life while also following traditions of American culture. When she moved to America, Maria only knew how to speak Spanish. Throughout this interview the interviewer will discuss Maria’s traditions, customs, power distance within the Peruvian culture, and how the two cultures clashed at times.

I have been recently diagnosed with depression, over the course of eight grade year, my life gradually got worse. From getting my phone taken away, to attempting suicide, and planning on running, to drug use, abusing prescription drugs, day drinking, getting into fights with peers, prostitution. Anything that could distract me from my pain. I would do anything to escape reality. I started getting bullied towards the middle of my eighth-grade year, that was also around the time I began cutting and doing drugs. After that I planned on running away with one of my friends, then my dad found out, about everything. He gave my phone to the police and had me institutionalized, I stayed in the

I am assuming you did not receive my emails, but I had sent an email expressing why I could not come for my shifts. I was not able to make it for the last two weekends in January because of the snow storm. Then in February, I emailed you saying that I was not able to come that month because there were a lot of events as a result of Black History month. I am in a couple of clubs at school and the organization needed me to be there for the Saturday events. That is why I was not able to make it for my shifts in February. I apologize for any inconvenience. Thank you!

I wanted to sort of touch base with you about my absence as I am doing with all my teachers and basically wanted to offer an explanation so that I don't cause any more frustration, hopefully.

I am writing to you in regards to Emila not being able to come back to school tomorrow, Tuesday February 2nd. I received a call from Anne Roy informing me that I should keep Emila from school again. I'm curious as to how these days of absence are being recorded. Are they regular absences? Are they suspensions? Or is she marked present? Also, the reasoning for why she cannot come to school was not very clear. Both times I was just given a simple "for safety reasons" rationale. I'm sure there is a better explanation. Is there a serious threat that you all are aware of? If so I need to know. That serious of a threat on school grounds is a possible threat in any other location, and as her parent I feel its very important for the school system

Since I didn't hear from I decide to send this email, I know you have a very busy schedule and I apologize for taking your time but, Would you mind letting me know your opinion about my documents? I really like working in your research group and I believe that I would learn a lot from you, I would be pleased if you could consider my case. Should you need any additional information, I will provide all in detail.

I am very sorry that I backed out on you guys last minute and I know that saying sorry isn’t enough to make it up for what I have done, but there were things happening when I was checking the date for my holiday class for maths that made me back out from going. I’m hoping that if you know what they were you would understand why I did this. BTW I was planning on going before this happened. The things that were happening while I was checking the date were that my friend was telling me how if I were to go I lose days of studying, making me have sleepless nights studying for the trials. However, this wasn’t the main reason why I didn’t want to go but when my dad went inside my room to say goodnight. I told him that I was

Jenna was out yesterday due to what we thought was pink eye however the doctor assured us that her eyes may appear red due to allergies. She started with some allergy drops but the drops seemed to have made her eyes even more red and irritated but again I assure you she is not contagious. Jenna does have a doctor’s note for her absence so please contact me if you have any questions in regards to her absence.

I also wanted to apologize as it seems I made a liar of myself since I didn't attend class again today or yesterday. I wanted to offer an explanation as to why so that you and my other teachers weren't concerned and/or frustrated too much with my absence.

I apologize for not emailing you earlier, I have been so busy the past two days. I missed class Monday and just wanted to let you know why. My kitten was sick earlier the night before and was still sick the next morning. I think he drank some spoiled milk sitting on the counter. He ended up getting sick on my computer, so I spent my morning cleaning kitten mess and was unable to make it to class. I will come talk to you after class tomorrow to catch up on what I