Letters to the Editor...
Eight Grade
Eight Grade was the last year of school that I attended, and I was a troubled teen, a terrible student, and a menace the administration of any school I ever attended. My last year of school was at Log College Middle School in Warminster Pennsylvania and it was that year my life was changed forever by three men; Mr Faehner, Mr. Able, and Mr. Senick. These three men reached a child who was unreachable, saved a child who was written off as a lost cause, and showed him how to succeed in life. The unfortunate part is I do not believe they know. School wasn't for me and although I never returned, I have never forgot what those three men taught me. It would mean so very much to me to tell these three men how much they changed my life, but I do not know how to reach them. If you have any advice, please email me back... They may not remember me, and I may never be able to reach them.. but I have become the man I am today because of them and I owe to them a debt which can never be repaid. Thank you, all of you, for doing the job you do.
Tim James, timjames@voicenet.com,
6/13/02
This month's letters:
urban schools, 6/29/02, by Beth.
the extra work we put in, 6/22/02, by stewart brekke.
a job in the USA, 6/19/02, by Patrick Noelanders.
Improve education for our children, 6/17/02, by John.
Gazette, 6/16/02, by judy3ca.
Eight Grade, 6/13/02, by Tim James.
letters to the editor, 6/06/02, by stewart e brekke.
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