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June 13, 2019
Ms. Gemma Collins
Math Teacher
Cameron High School
55 Dean Road
Rapid City, SD 45142
Dear Ms. Collins:
I know that you have not taught my class for the last three years, but having heard that you are now retiring, I cannot help but feel sad. The reason that I have so perfectly adjusted in Cameron High School is because you were my introduction to it. I will miss seeing your familiar face around campus.
Today, I am writing to let you know that I am very appreciative of how you mentored me since I was at Cameron High School. I have looked up to you for as long as I can remember, and it makes my heart heavy to know that you will not be around anymore.
My class recently wrote an essay on Our Mentor, and you can guess who I wrote about. I would like to thank you for all that you have done for me personally and academically – not every teacher has a heart big enough to counsel students who have a disturbed personal background as I did. I genuinely believe that it is because of you that I am now able to make friends so easily and not hyperventilate at the thought of a new academic concept!
As you spend the last few days at school, I would like to meet with you and say thank you in person. I will miss you terribly and wish you a very happy retired life.
Faithfully yours,
Lily Davidson
Student, Grade 11
(222) 999-9999
This is a sample thank you letter, you can transform it into a report I guess.
