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Creative Writing: Mrs. Sarah Coats
Mrs. Sarah Coats-Myles was a heart-filled teacher. She loved and cared about her students. She was gentle and kind to me and my fellow classmates. Mrs. Myles always wanted to see the best in me. When I was down, she would always be there to make me smile again. She would always compliment me and my classmates and always say “old fast tail girl.”
If I had an opportunity to say anything to Mrs. Myles today, I would tell her thanks for being my teacher. Thanks for always being there when I needed her. Thanks for always giving me a shoulder to cry on when time was rough. Thanks for always encouraging me to strive for the best and never settle for less. I would also tell Mrs. Myles the things she did for me, I would do it for her.
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