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- My daughter and her teacher on the last day of 3rd grade
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Journaling reads:
Third Grade was your best year ever! Mrs. Kunkel was an incredibly loving, organized and all-around awesome teacher. From early in the year, you two made a special connection. Her support for you as a high-achieving learner was fantastic too. She stretched you, encouraged you and, truly loved you and your classmates. It showed! The class really was like a family and that made it extra fun for me to volunteer. I was a weekly helper in your classroom and got to know Mrs. Kunkel very well. At the end of the year, I helped the kids to create a special shadowbox of hand-crafted butterflies as a keepsake. She was so touched that we all cried. It was hard to say goodbye to Third Grade and to Mrs. Kunkel. After we left school on the last day, we arrived home and got this email from her: “I truly can’t thank you enough for all you did this year. Not only did you do all the room parent tasks, but you made me feel so very appreciated. The time, (money!) and efforts you spent on Buy Day and the parties was above and beyond what I have experienced in all my (many!) years of teaching. Add that you have such a wonderful daughter and you spoiled me rotten - I scored big time this year. The butterfly shadow box will be cherished. Thank you! Thank you! It will be a challenge for any class to measure up to this one. I will try not to shed any tears in August when I see all my third graders separated and in fourth grade without me. Julia is a treasure as you well know. She is that way because of you and Kevin. I wish all my students had such caring, well-adjusted, realistic parents. The McCandlesses make a difference.” She’s right, Julia, you are a treasure! -May 2016
