Thank you letters to Ms. Berry

May 6 through May 10 is Teacher Appreciation Week, and the Mav News staff would like to thank our teachers

Brissa Mendez-Olivas and Kaitlyn Baerg • May 8, 2024

Ms. Berry poses with her iconic skeleton (photo taken by Shayd Fuller)

Dear Ms. Berry, I wanted to say thank you for everything you do for the choir and theater departments while making every students time here memorable. You’re a very supportive and kind teacher, who clearly cares about the students with your whole heart. I know I can always ask you for help in or out of class. You understand how students learn and always support us. Thank you for everything you do! Sincerely, Katie Baerg

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Dear Ms. Berry, I admire how funny and sweet you are, and I love how genuine you are. I appreciate how much you’ve helped me grow as a singer and as a person. Never stop being amazing and so unique! I love you so much never leave! Sincerely, Brissa M

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Brissa Mendez-Olivas, Writer

Brissa Mendez-Olivas is a sophomore. She enjoys singing, being social, and helping others. She is involved with the musical theater program alongside Journalism and choir. She is looking forward to meeting new people and writing articles that interest readers of The Mav.

Kaitlyn Baerg, Writer

Kaitlyn is a freshman. She enjoys swimming, art, and spending time with her brother and pets. She is looking forward to writing articles about her interests and being involved in The Mav.

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