Manyseng Manysok

234 Street, Alabama, USA

January 22, 2024

David Lee
Alabamal elementary school
123 Street, Alabama, USA

Dear Mr David

I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to you today as the grandmother of young Scout
Finch, a student in your institution. I recently had the pleasure of listening to Scout recount her
first day of school, and I must say that I am deeply concerned about some of the events she
described.

Scout shared with me her experience with her teacher, Miss Caroline Fisher, on her first day of
school. She expressed feeling misunderstood and unfairly blamed by Miss Caroline for her
reading abilities. As her grandmother, it deeply troubles me to hear that Scout's eagerness for
learning was met with such misunderstanding and, dare I say, a lack of appreciation for her
intellectual curiosity. I understand that teaching a classroom of diverse students can be a
challenging task, and that each child comes with their own unique set of strengths and
weaknesses. However, it is imperative that educators approach their students with empathy and
understanding, nurturing their individual talents and develop a love for learning.

In light of these events, I kindly request that the school administration consider appropriate
disciplinary action for Miss Caroline Fisher. I believe that a formal reprimand or other suitable
disciplinary measure would serve as a reminder of the responsibilities that come with the role of
an educator. I can be reached via email “nguyenhongngan224@gmail.com” if you require any
further details or would like to discuss this matter in person.

Thank you for your attention to this matter, and I eagerly await your response.

Sincerely,

Manyseng Manysok