Essay On My Most Memorable Day In The Middle School

It all started with an e-mail. Over the summer my mother, who works for the Medomak Valley school district, received an email addressed to me. It was from my seventh- and eighth- grade teacher, Mrs. Madelon Kelly. The email started out with stating how much she missed having me in her math class and presented me with an opportunity to work on the Medomak campus during the school day assisting and eventually teaching a math class. This email presented an opportunity to be part of what is now an amazing program of more then 20 students. However, little did I know I would be putting a lot more time into this program then just a little more then an hour I would spend in the eighth grade math class every other day. Mrs. Kelly presented the idea through an email and unfortunately it was only an idea. I spent my whole summer ready

My most memorable day in the middle school has to be probably my last day. During a track meet last year I tore my meniscus and was on crutches for more then a month. When I had two working knees the walk that felt like a two minute walk soon turned into what seemed like miles of sidewalk. It took me more then 10 minutes to get to the middle school and I was to much for the first week. I didn 't show up for three classes. Mrs. Kelly knew why though email but to this day I still don 't know if she told the students what happened. When I finally got used to my crutches I was able to walk over the what seemed like huge campus lot and up the elevator. When I hobbled into the classroom the look of happiness and worry that covered each of the students face and the simple " Sam, what did you do?" exclaimed from a student I will call Joseph. It was that simple remark that showed I did matter to the students. Their first thought when I joined the class might have been that I was going to be easy to fool I see that by the end of the year it changed to a friendship like no