Persuasive Letter For Leaving The Classroom

Thursday, May 19, 2016 Dear Mrs. Marzolf and Mrs. Nyitrai

In the classroom, students are walking around without asking for permission, and leaving the classroom whenever they want. This behavior is unacceptable because during an emergency, the teacher won’t know where the student(s) are and that is dangerous. Students aren’t following instructions and calling out in class and being too loud. This behavior is unacceptable because if there is a lockdown or a time when the class are outside, and there is an emergency and they have to get inside, but if they are too loud, we won’t hear instructions and we could get into trouble/danger or if there is an important announcement it might not be heard. On the bus students are screaming. This is unacceptable behavior because if there was an emergency vehicle with sirens on, or a fast moving vehicle honking, the bus driver won’t be able to hear it and then he/she could get into an accident. Another unacceptable behavior is throwing balls around the bus. If the ball hits the bus driver and sent them unconscious it could result in over 50 kids either killed or hurt.

The purpose of a classroom and school is to keep us safe while we are taught what we
Dempster expectations while we are in school/classroom are that we follow all rules that match our cogito expectations. And act as role models to the younger student. She also expects us to be respectful to substitutes and other teachers and/or guests in the building. Our teacher wants us to do our best and help our classmates or other students in the school. On the bus we are expected to face forward and talk quietly to the people beside us or across from us but not yell across the bus. We are supposed to to talk nicely and appropriately to fellow students and the bus driver. Mrs. Dempster expects us to follow the rules and explain to students about what the rules are and what they are doing wrong to who fail to do so or tell principal about their