Introduce To Dr. Papasergi, My Hero

I would like to introduce you to Dr. Pappasergi, my hero. Her birthday is October 23. As she grew up she started thinking about what she wanted to be when she grew up. After high school, she went to California University of Pennsylvania. Her first job was an in home counselor and she also worked in Behavioral Wrap Around Services. She then became the principal of Mendon Elementary. A couple years later she went to Indiana University of Pennsylvania for her doctorate degree. During that year I was hit by a tornado of drama. She was the only person at Mendon Elementary who actually knew how I was feeling. Another reason she is considered a hero to me is she understood when a group of kids got together and blamed a bunch of the rules they broke on my doing. She is a loving and caring person and a wonderful principal. During her spare time she shops, works out, and she is amazingly into essential oils. Her hero is her father. If she could have one super human power it would be to stop time. She loves working with kids every day. Her favorite book is Nineteen Minutes by Jody Peakle because it makes her think about what can happen in a school. Her favorite movie is Greece. She decided to become a principal a couple days after she was cleaning out her mom’s house.
Pappasergi is my hero because she is always so helpful and caring. She is very important to me. Dr. Pappasergi gives me bunches of advice. She never gives up no matter how many times she has to try. Dr. Pappasergi also teaches me problems I did not know the answer to before. Dr. Pappasergi always makes her students and I feel safe and cared for. She is “The Fuel of The School.” Dr. Pappasergi is a hero to all. Helping when needed and also very caring, Dr. Pappasergi is always there at the right time. When there were bomb threats at the middle school, she made sure everyone got out safely when we evacuated. Not only did she make sure we made it out safely, but made it seem fun, so we felt safe as