Novel & Cerita Tula Para Sa Teachers Day

Napabuntong hininga ako sa naisip. "Class! I will now give your clearance. And I just want to remind everyone to please take care of that now. You need to complete all the requirements of your subject teachers so they can sign your clearance. And as for the upcoming seniors night, your practice will start tommorow so expected that you will have your practice everyday. Wala pang exact schedule sa practice niyo. Hintayin niyo nalang ang schedule at baka mamaya ay ibigay na."

said Liem It seemed that everyone was happy namely Victor, Milka, Santos, Juan, Roberto, Andy and Khan. "Good because everyone has agreed we will leave tomorrow after the bonding ceremony for the students. I will ask permission directly from the Tesla chairman about this," said Victor. … The next day, the Tesla chairman appeared on the stage in front of the 1st grade students who made it to the 2nd grade with a total of 86,886 students, both old students and newcomers.

The teachers present all had a change in expression. Five or six people exchanged glances and saw panic in each other's eyes. Accepting red envelopes as a teacher was an unwritten rule in the industry, and everyone knew it. However, once it was blown up, they would definitely lose their jobs. This was one of Cuenca's top aristocratic preschools, where the monthly salary was five or six times higher than other preschools. How could they bear to give up such a decent and well-paying job? A younger teacher took a deep breath and spoke, "Todd, teachers accept red envelopes to reassure parents. It's an unwritten rule that exists in every preschool. There's no benefit in making a fuss about it."

Brin asked. “Maybe they don’t host tournaments that often.” Lioara answered. Four teachers walked to the podium and Miss Selene was one of them. Then the principal followed. Students started filling up the remaining chairs in their different colors and soon everyone was seated. “Good day students.” The principal was smiling like she just won a lottery. “You would be given the activities for the tournament and so well to participate. These are your teachers in charge and they will give you the full details. I will leave them to it now,” she walked out.

Her head instantly started pounding at the thought, when suddenly, she heard Layla's voice from outside the office. "Ms. Kennedy." Leah turned and saw Layla. She immediately walked over and asked, "Layla, why are you here? Are you struggling with your homework?" Layla shook her head. "Ms. Kennedy, it's Teacher's Day tomorrow and I made a gift for you last night." She handed a card to Lead as she spoke. Leah accepted it and opened it to have a look. "This is the most beautiful card I've ever received. I will keep it up."

Her mom had taught her that it was better to say that than good luck or break a leg. It was more effective. "We are starting!" Ada exclaimed and Shalom followed, they walked back to Janet with a smirk. "You've finished abi?" Shalom teased as they put away their books. "Abegi." Janet huffed, blushing a shade darker. She didn't bother to check under her locker, instead she just dropped her bag and picked up her writing materials. Swinging her legs while she hummed in anticipation. The teacher shared the papers, nodding over at them when he had finished. "Remove anything that will implicate you oh! I'm saying it now!" The teacher yelled in warning but no one moved a muscle.

Ayo said. I laughed softly, “You can say that again." “I can see you and Sandra are pretty close," Ayo said, arching his brows at me and I smiled “Yeah man, there are so many things I want to tell you, man.." A teacher entered the class so we had to end our discussion. It was the biology teacher Mr Ajayi Tunde, a short bald man, aka Mr turtle. Because he is too slow in speaking. He started his lectures which lasted for two hours and subsequent teacher's also came in. Today's lectures were super boring and I couldn't wait for the bell to ring for break time, and I got my wish as the bell rang for break.

"Please settle down, everyone." Nagsiupuan ang lahat pagkatapos makuha ang mga test papers. Our subject teacher for this day decided to have a long test. Pinagliligpit na ng mga kaklase ko ang mga gamit nila at iniwan sa table ang papel at ballpen pati na iyong test paper na natanggap. "The deadline for your tuition payment is this Thursday. For those who received scholarship from the school, there is no need to pay for your tuition."

It turned out that the special fund for developing education in ill-conditioned areas also covered the fees for building supporting facilities like libraries and gyms. Since the good news came two days before the teachers were getting ready to leave the school, a big farewell party was arranged for them. They invited many students to join the party, and some of them prepared delicious dishes and dedicated gifts to the teachers they liked most. They wished each other the best. What had initially been an exciting and joyful party ended in a stream of tearful goodbyes? It would soon be time for the teachers to leave the village, the school, and the children they had come to cherish and love as

“You can give this to all of your teachers and it includes Leo, so don’t worry too much if you miss one day of school.” Mrs. Creowood seriously stated and he was speechless as that piece of paper is exclusively for the school’s athletes during competitions and during his heat cycles – a special consideration. “Is this really okay, Mrs. Creowood? Don’t you think that this is a special treatment?” He was concerned about the teachers’ thoughts of it. “Not really. Just teaching my teachers a little lesson. That’s all there is, Luke. So, don’t worry too much.”