Dear Mrs. Davis, thank you for everything you have done for me. I am so sad about our time being cut short, but I want to let you know how grateful I am to have been able to even experience having you as my teacher. Since 6th grade, everyone would speak about you and say, “she is the best teacher ever”. Then, the students who did not have you were so jealous. Then, in the senior skit, you seemed so fun and nice and I was so excited to have you. If you were in the senior skit every year, you had to be special. I am so happy that I got the experience of being your student. I loved helping you and getting excited when you figured out how to share your screen or post on google classroom. Having you as a teacher is like being with royalty. You are a legend not only at Riviera but as a teacher anywhere. When I found out that you taught my dad, I was excited because I knew we had a special connection immediately. Then when Riley was obsessed with you and felt so close with you, I could not wait to have you. I want to thank you again and again and again for the impact you have left on my life and I am incredibly lucky to know you. I love you so much and love bonding with you over absolutely everything: politics, being Jewish, telling you the gossip about my grade, getting advice from you, and just anything. I love you so much and thank you for being the most amazing teacher and the most loving person I know. Love, Avery Simon<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Dear Mrs. Davis, thank you for everything you have done for me. I am so sad about our time being cut short, but I want to let you know how grateful I am to have been able to even experience having you as my teacher. Since 6th grade, everyone would speak about you and say, … <\/p>\n