Debbie Branson's Letter

I observed the kindergarten classroom of Sarah House. During my observation, Ms. House completed a language arts lesson with her students. Ms. House used both whole class instruction and one on one instruction during her lesson. I felt that she did an amazing job with classroom management and created lessons that were not only engaging, but fun for the students.

It was interesting to learn about her everyday routine. She begins with periodic check-ins with students to make sure everything is going okay. She then handles referrals from teachers about behavior issue concerns. She also spends time in the classroom and does lessons in small groups. Aside from her standard counseling responsibilities she serves on various committees

She was unapologetic about treating her students, especially her honors ones, like adults. She was strict about plagiarism and demanded our full efforts. Within our social studies curriculum, she found ways to infuse valuable life lessons and talk

I go to Thornapple Kellogg High School in Middleville, Michigan. Everyone here is usually pretty kind, but there is one person who has helped me excel with my learning and that is my AP statistics teacher Mrs. Wilkinson. Mrs. Wilkinson is a lot more caring than she appears. She really idolizes about her students and how they learn. Mrs. Wilkinson always asks us how our lives are going and what we want to do. She loves to connect with her students on a personal level and is interested in our well being. Her teaching methods always connect with something that she knows we’ll understand. Although she may not seem like the most heartwarming teacher, but she really cares about our well-being.

It is with great pleasure that I am writing this letter for Mrs. Amy Wingerter in her pursuit of a teaching position in your district. As a Special Education Coach for the Lower Dauphin School District for the past three years, I have had the pleasure of working closely with Mrs. Wingerter in her capacity of Special Education teacher for our full-time emotional support program. Mrs. Wingerter cares deeply for the students, takes pride in developing the program, and is never willing to stop growing as a teacher.

Mrs. Estrada’s strong background as an energetic and ethical leader has had a profound influence on all of the teachers, administration and staff of Burton School District as well as the community of stakeholders. Debbie is a very sincere individual who seeks to do the best job possible at all times. She has an amazing ability to balance professionalism and empathy.

The purpose of this memo is to provide supporting information for my pending performance review. In light of Kait Strong’s departure to work on Bernie Sanders’ presidential campaign, I believe that my performance and work history demonstrate that I am capable of taking over her position as the Lead Upper School Teacher.

I got this email right now from Sr. Sevda (Grade 2A). Please see the attachment of resign letter. I have been working with her some personal issue for past three weeks and she needs time off this year. In my opinion, we should hire Sr. Hanan (ELL resource teacher) to replace her ASAP so NO interruption take place in children learning and Jenny will be assisting her with the transition period.

Now being at Richland Elementary School for about 8 weeks, I have a good sense of the people around me, the school itself, and myself in my role with the children. I do have to say that Mrs. Cambridge is outstanding with the children. She builds excellent rapport with them. I can recall a certain student was afraid of a certain movie being played one week, and he asked if he could go and sit with Mrs. Cambridge. This goes to show how much care and time Mrs. Cambridge puts into getting to know and building relationships with these students. It shows when a kid needs to be disciplined or talked to, and she is always good at handling the situation. The volunteers are also equally as good with the students. Many of the volunteers are soon to be

I am pleased to write this letter of recommendation for Kira Brockman. I have known Kira Brockman for 6 years and think she would be a great candidate for a substitute teacher.

Marion Shepardson wrote a letter in 1949 that functions like a time capsule to what Poway looked like back then. In it she spoke about the trees and “little but pleasant breezes until November”. (Mary Shepardson 1.) She wrote about a lot of things but mostly about how how docile life was. The simple pleasures that Shepardson got from nature is are rare to find now. Poway is no longer a quaint little farming town, San Diego as a whole is slowly blossoming into a metropolitan area. Now more then ever it is important to recognize the changes that are coming and prepare for the future. We have two paths to follow at this crossroad. San Diegians can prepare for the future and protect what Shepardson once fell in love with or we can ignore the incoming

Throughout the years we have taught together, I have come to admire Kristin’s dedication, enthusiasm, and professionalism. She goes above and beyond what is expected of teachers, which is evident in her instructional practices. Her genuine concern for the success of all of her students is another part of what makes her an exceptional teacher. She thoroughly enjoys teaching English Language Arts and spends countless hours planning, organizing, and preparing innovative lessons that ensure all of her students are successful, yet challenged. She is always seeking out new methods, ideas, and resources, which are actively engaging and elicit students’ curiosity and excitement for learning. Kristin always conducts herself if a professional manner and is natural leader on our campus. She willingly takes on extra responsibilities; for instance, she is the PBIS facilitator for St. Amant Middle School. Kristin is a respected educator and an asset to our school, and district.

Ms. Sherif, as a teacher demonstrated professionalism and demonstrated a depth of knowledge. She is able to identify her students’ needs, and assist them to have a solid base of education. She is passionate about education, and believes in her students.

I have worked with her quite a bit in the last two years and I have done a lot of my internship activities in her office. When I was asked early this year to be in charge of the campus when our administration were all gone for a workshop, I spent the entire day in her office acting like the assistant principal and athletic director. Although she was not my mentor through this journey, she was a person that helped me stay on task with my classes through the change of principals. Lori has held a lot of positions at Deer Valley, being the Curriculum Assistant Principal, the Facilities Assistant Principal, and now the Athletic Direct Assistant Principal. She is very knowledgeable in district policies with regards to the entire subject areas; she understands all the special education laws, all the rules that govern athletics, and keeps up-to-date on all instructional strategies and interventions that are being used to improve student achievement. I hope that when I become an educational leader, I can learn to be flexible in any situation of position I am put into and have the vast knowledge of educational laws that she has. She is very knowledgeable in knowing how to handle situations when they arise, and she knows what to say and how to handle situations with parents and community stakeholders. She genuinely cares for this campus and the people around her, plus the knowledge to know what to do in situations that arise. Lori will make an excellent principal when someone realizes her capability and gives her a chance to lead a school. I have learned from Lori the capacity to continue to learn all the aspects of a campus, and use that knowledge to improve the campus I will lead one

This is Silvia Cooper from your morning class on Monday and Wednesday. I'm writing this email to you so that I may ask for any corrections that you've done on my essay on circumcision. I would like to get started on making corrections on my essay so that I may ask others to review it. My apologies for turning the paper in late, but I would appreciate it greatly if you would give suggestions on the paper. If it is not too much I would also like to ask if you could give me more suggestions on transitions, and in text