Low-Grade Report Letter

I am writing this appeal letter to inform you of the circumstances that have held me back from being the best student that I can be, over the last two terms. The my first term at AIU was in the spring of 2015. I began the term off doing well, I was achieving A’s and B’s. Then after achieving such great grades my luck turned for the worst. I became ill and then shortly after the fact my father became very ill.

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It with great pleasure that I recommend Robert for admission into National Honor Society. As his Boy Scout Community Service Advisor for over 7 years, it has always been clear to me that he has a strong desire to serve his community. Robert has been a very active volunteer in his community since he was in fifth grade and the lessons and skills that he has learned from these experiences are reflected in his character, which is very rare among youth his age. He knows that, even though he is still a minor, he can make a large impact in his community by sacrificing a few hours of his time to helping others.

Letter grades have been used for centuries. However, should we keep using them? Many people in our world today believe they are a nuiscance, while others argue that the system’s long life only proves it’s competence. Although many may argue against it, letter grades are a thing of the past and should be discarded in order to clear a path for the future.

I hope you had a wonderful break. Aayush could not hand in his lab on Friday because he had to get his tennis clothes for his first game. He told me that he went to your room and it was locked. He didn’t want to miss the game or be late to it so after that he went and exited the school to get the clothes from my car. Aayush told me that he was going to be late and could not hand it in to the mailboxes. Aayush was concerned that you were going to mark the lab late. Can you please excuse his late for this one time? Thank you.

This letter on Non-Recommendation is to inform you that Officer Reginald Nathan is currently applying for the two advertised positions (Outside Workcrew/Acting Training & Standards). I have been assigned as his supervisor for over the last two years and have a unique vision of his character, duty performance, strengths, and deficiencies. While Officer Nathan has been at YKCC since January 30th, 2014, I believe he is lacking the individual drive, ability, and maturity to perform either of these positions without direct supervision and by the minute direction.

I am writing to appeal my academic dismissal from Chamberlain College of Nursing. I understand that I have taken the NR 302 Health Assessment course two times at Chamberlain College of Nursing and have not been successful, which led to my dismissal. Receiving a dismissal letter on October 30, 2015, through my email was not a surprise to me, but I was upset with myself for pain that I caused to myself. This is my fault and I am fully responsible for this failure. I am writing this appeal letter to explain the reason of my failure and to appeal to you to please consider reinstating me for the spring session.

Due to my recent hectic schedule, I was unable to respond to your calls and emails in a timely manner. I am reaching out to you to further explain my concerns per my voicemail message left on (January 4, 2017 8:55am). In this letter I will be discussing complications formulated over two years throughout the events experienced by myself and 90% of Pretrial Jail Release night staff. The continuance of these situations has provided a high volume in the decrease of employment in the last couple of months, accuracy in completion of work, and mental/physical illness. Therefore, there is a dire request for resolutions. These concerns have been shared numerous times with (Marjoe Stevenson/ Counselor A, Daphne Kimmons/Supervisor, Llana Greer/Manger, and Richard Harrell/Administrator) protocol as established in the Employee’s handbook. As a result, I have had to face subjective disciplinary action. These concerns include safety, inadequate training, lack of leadership, and workplace harassment. I am at the point of no return in regards to the pain of these environmental conditions that are constantly inflicted on me, as well as; other coworkers who have endured

    I am very proud of the grades I have received throughout my years in highschool. When I am given a task I like to complete it to the best of my ability. Getting good grades has always come naturally to me. I have spent several hours completing my homework and projects, which have been very beneficial for my grades. I have taken several classes that have been very useful to my education. From math and english to spanish and the nursing assistant class, I have obtained many important skills that will help me throughout college.

However, I realized that if I do not pass this semester, I would have be taken this class during the summer and I’m not trying to take this class during the summer. Would be embarrassed if you had to take this class during the summer? Or being a senior and taking a junior class all over again? How would your parents feel, knowing you're failing English III again?

As the teacher begins calling up names to receive their graded tests back, the class is thrown into a plethora of emotions. Many students get anxiety just at the mere mention of the word “grade.” Some students, on the other hand, can’t hide their excitement at the thought of finally getting their tests back after a whole torturous weekend. Not to mention, when finally receiving the test scores, students immediately ask each other the infamous question, “what’d you get?”

I was shocked to see I got a 67! I failed! I didn't want to tell my parents I failed so I lied and said I got a good grade. I kept up the lie for about a day when I knew I had to come clean and tell my mom and dad I failed so they could help me. I decided to tell them and they weren't as mad as I thought they would be. They understood that it was hard and they even offered to help me figure out what I did wrong and why I made mistakes. They helped me do some test corrections to increase my grade.My teacher also offered to help me. So every week on Thursday, I went to her for an hour after school and got help. This really raised my grade and increased my test scores. She taight me ways to remember certain things and the easiest way to set up and solve certain problems. I even was able to get a B+ in the class! I ended up being able to help my friends when they needed help. By the end of the year, I was getting B’s on all of my tests and quizzes. The same habit continued in 8th grade. I graduated 8th grade with a 90, which at my school was still a B. Even though I never got an A in the class, I was proud of

Over my years attending high school I feel like I have grown personally and academically. I have learned to ask for help when needed and to actually get the help I need. When I was a sophomore I really did not mind getting a C in my classes but not having a C in any of my classes doesn't feel good. I now check up and stay up to date with my grades more than before. I feel like this year I have realized how important it is to do the best you can and achieve good grades. I would say that a C would really affect me but I would not try the best to bring it up.

“For what reason, for what glorified, violent justice where you murdered without emotion or mercy? I’m slowly losing my mind, I’m losing myself in shame! I have failed you mother, you knew I couldn’t survive. However, I was unaware of how I wasn’t strong enough trying hard to become your only protecting hope, and yet I ran from you anyway to attack in arrogant anger, regardlessly leaving you additionally defenseless every time in an endless chase, and I failed you as a result. However, conversely, I'm here to confess petrified with emptiness and loneliness, that is to say while your uniquely loving and tender tears fell and shattered around me. Surprisingly truly they felt like sweet kisses from an angel, as a result they broke my heart that

Please excuse my daughter Cyrish Jewel Casco of Grade 11-Corinthians for coming to school late yesterday at around 10:00 a.m because she drink too much coffee and didn't get enough sleep the night before she go to school and she woke up not feeling well.