Sample Letter For Master Teacher

I was given the Esmark All-American Award in recognition for my outstanding achievements in athletics, academics, and community service, combined

During my eighth grade year, I was voted president for both student council and National Junior Honor Society. I also participated in the first middle school division competition for Cyber Patriots and placed fourth in the nation. I received an award from the Mayor of San Antonio for this achievement.

The superintendent felt the community needed to be made aware of the award to show them they had a great school. Because of the encouragement from the superintendent to accept the award, he was able to continue the work of an educator even though it can be discouraging at times.

Ashlyn Edwards is an elementary school grades teacher and is licensed to teach grade levels K-6. She currently resides in Texas and has taken some time off from teaching to be with her family. Before taking the time off, Ashlyn worked in two different schools, one of which was in Georgia and the other in Kansas. In Georgia, she taught Kindergarten and in Kansas she taught grade 1. I chose to interview Ashlyn because I had met her several years ago through another friend and I found out she was a teacher at that time. Even though I had not got to know more about Ashlyn before this interview, I was hopeful that she would be able to provide me some insight into what it is like being a teacher and the ups and downs of the job. I asked Ashlyn five questions related to her job and she provided answers that not only guided me but also helped me to understand ways that I can become prepared to teach.

I want to take this opportunity to express my appreciation and high level of gratification over the fact that Dr. Freddie Williamson is named the Regional Superintendent of the Year!

District board of trustees. The other decoration was a Scholar Award presented to me by the

Describe any honors, awards, scholarships, or recognition you have received. Provide dates, name of granting agency, and brief context whenever possible. Please do not use abbreviations.

I believe I should be considered for this honor because the actions I have taken from the moment I stepped on this campus encompass the pillars of The Maroon and Gold Society. For instance, my current position within student government tasks me with helping the members of the organization to develop and harness their leadership abilities, as well as finding their place in the Loyola community. I do what I do at Loyola because I truly love this university. I became a Resident Assistant because I wanted to share and create the love and community that I experienced my freshman year. There is nothing more rewarding than seeing someone find their home within Loyola.

Teaching was very natural for me. I felt comfortable and confident working in all my classrooms. I was fortunate to have the support from all supervising teachers and they provided me guidance and knowledge as I continued to grow in the classroom. I couldn’t wait to go to college so I could focus on teaching every day and officially start my journey as a future

The most recent of awards was in sixth grade. I received the a-b honor roll for

My first semester at CGCC, I accepted the challenge of being a recipient of such an award. I focused on my academics to ensure that I had reached the minimum GPA requirements. My focal point was so strong that I chose surrender my vacation during Spring break. Instead, I worked on perfecting my scholastic craft. Thankfully, I received the award every semester thereafter: Fall 2016, Spring 2017, Fall 2017 and ongoing.

Everything we did in class was put towards winning this award, and the fact that I was the one picked is such an achievement for

Rewarded 20,000 for all 4 years of undergraduate studies for academic and extracurricular excellence. I was 1 of 8 winners to have received

Even though I do not have enough points to qualify for this award I am still going to apply, because although I may not have done as many things as others have within the building. The things I have been able to accomplish outside of the building have helped me lay the foundation for my education, career and overall life after high school.

Recently, the officers in my chapter of Phi Theta Kappa decided to nominate our advisor, Patty Plantenga, for an advisor's award. I took the initiative of researching the necessary information and setting up a tentative plan of action. After locating the application requirements, I then sent all the information to the others in the group. I suggested a specific deadline for us to share and critique each other's rough drafts before we met in person to polish the application answers. I concluded my emails by asking the other officers if they were in favor of the deadline and how they wished to divide the workload. Conducting the research and suggesting a plan of action empowered my fellow chapter officers. My leadership gave them the tools needed