Advise

Underclassmen, you can always use advise so ill give you some. All I really need to say is enjoy every second of being here. You might hate it now but when you hit your senior year you will miss it terribly. Have fun, make friends, make some amazing memories and keep them with you the rest of your life.

My advice

Just be good and don't talk back to the teachers. Do your best get good grades and you will be ok. My advice to you is don't get mad over some stupid thing just because it upsets you go tell it to your teacher and they will take care of it. Don't be afraid to talk about your feelings to someone they will sit down and listen to you. Do your best and get threw the year with no problems and you do fine. Go have fun. Do the things that you would like to do don't let nobody tell you that you are not that good at sports.

Mrs. Kruthoff

Dear  Mrs. Kruthoff  I wanted  to take  time and thank you for  all  the thinks that you done for me over the years . I came  into the middle school  quiet  and after I left  there I was getting told to shut up. I have learned  a  lot from you maybe not all good  but  you will have that  in school. Like the time we put the fart  machine under someones  chair . One of the the things you taught me is not  to mess with your popsicle sticks by you making me read all year after I put Codys’ name on them all them. Then we gave Tanner a detention and made him think it was real. Im shocked that you are still teaching after our class. They say what  don’t kill you makes you stronger that must be true ! 

Sincerely your favorite student ever Shannon Decker 

Thank you Mr. Gehrke

Dear Mr Gehrke,
  Thank you for teaching me the importance of Building trades.  The last 2 years have been a lot of fun. The time when We was almost all killed in the second house we redone was kind of scary.  Especially when the floor joists started splintering. There was also the time when we scared the old lady when we all came bailing off of the bus with the shovels and the sheet of plywood.

Sincerely, Austin Dornbush

Dear, Mr. Decker

Thank you for for teaching me absolutely nothing!!!

Sincerely Austin Dornbush

Thank you Mrs.Neubauer

Dear Mrs. Neubauer,
Thank you for all the things that you have taught me this year. I had so much fun in your class. I wish I could stay in your class for next year but you will have some great students next year. I hope you will keep my picture up on your wall forever. I will miss you when I go off to college. I hope that you will a great teacher. I want to thank you for a great year. I will never for get all the things that I have done. I hope that you and Mrs Mekeel have a great year. I will be thinking about you teaching Kiddie Kampus. I liked your class. It taught me how to be a good teacher for next year. I hope you and Mrs. Mekeel have fun. I enjoy coming up to your class everyday after 4th hour. You are the best teacher that I have ever had.
Sincerely,
Courtney Morrison

Mr. Storm~Thank You!

Dear Mr. Storm,
   I have chosen you for my favorite teacher. I have really enjoyed the way to you have taught me for the two years that I had you as a teacher.  The time that we did the mouse trap car was really fun and I enjoyed the lesson. Lunch time is very fun with the jokes that you give me everyday. You are a really fun teacher. I hope that when I graduate I bump into you somewhere and get to chat with you. You are a great teacher and glad that I got to have you. Thanks for making my high school years memorable.  I hope that you have a great life and continue to enjoy your family and friends.

Sincerely,
Cody Schroeder

Thank You Mac

Dear Coach Todd McCullough,
I want to say thank you for being there for me throughout my high school carrier. You have looked after me, taught me, and helped me through some hard times in my life. Being my coach, teacher, and friend has been great these past four years. I've had four years of wrestling and three and a half years of classes with you and it has been great. I have learnt so much from you but not just what we have learned in school. You taught me how to be a good person and appreciate everything you get in life. We have had some great times, laughs, and memories these past years and its gonna kill me to leave but thanks to you I think I will be ready. Thank you again Coach,
                                                            Sincerely, Dylan Brown

 Dear Mrs Abbott,
          Thank you for always being there for me when i needed someone to talk to.  I remember when I had some tough times and you were always there.  You also taught my swim class.  I loved going to that class because you were the teacher.  You always made it alot of fun and interesting.  Thanks for everything!                   

                                                                                                                  Sincerely,
                                                                                                                   Kyle Ernst

Thank you,Mrs..Deon Maas,Mr.Pio

Dear, Mrs.Maas
             I would like to thank you for be that teacher that gave me want I need when I needed it. I would also like to thank you for caring about what I did in your class and not letting me do stupid things. I would like to thank Mr.Pio too. For helping me with my homework and tests when I needed. With out you guys I most likely wouldn't of made it through my freshmen and sophomore year.



                                                                                                                          Sincerely,
                                                                                                                                           Thomas Schuler

Thank You, Teachers! Teacher Appreciation Week Writing Prompt

This week is Teacher Appreciation Week. 

For this blog post, I would like you to write a letter to a teacher you have had in the past who you wish to thank. Tell that teacher why you selected him/her and give reasons for your appreciation. YES, you may select more than one teacher (it can be written in one post, just use separate paragraphs for each teacher).

Here are the BLOG POST assignment guidelines:

• Worth 25 points

• You must write today in class. If you are unable to log in to Blogger (you need to attempt to do so), you may write your letter by hand (or type in Pages) and turn it in to Mrs. Orman.

• You need to use a letter format (use "Dear ______," and "Sincerely, _______").

• You should write a minimum of 40 words for a passing grade.

• For an A, you should write at least 130 words. You should write using complete sentences and use correct punctuation, capitalization, proper grammar, spelling, etc.. If not, you will not earn full credit.

• We will share the link with your teachers so they can read and comment on your blog posts, if they wish.

Arne Duncan, the U.S. Secretary of Education, shared his teacher "thank you" here: 
http://www.ed.gov/blog/2012/05/join-us-and-thank-a-teacher/

If I were Jude

If I was Jude I wouldn't talk to my mother. I wouldn't give her the satisfaction of a relationship with me. I would let her be alone for what she has done. I mean she was the DA so her more than any one should know that there are consequences for her actions.

I would not talk to Jude. She did not listen to me. She always believed Harry over me. I would not talk to her until she did some long thinking about how she has treated me over the last 5 years.

Jude

I don't think Jude will talk to his mother because she didn't believe him. Jude mother didn't know that Harry set Jude up with everything. His mother started to understand Jude at first but now she wants to talk to him and get to know him. I don't think Jude will talk to his mother after what she didn't believe.

i would not talk to my mom. i would care ware she was or how she is. If she thinks her work is more inputting then me  i don't need to be in her life an i wouldn't care if she lost her job because i lost 5 years of my life .