Dear Mr. Money,
I am writing this letter because there are very different temperatures in every area in the building. For example, whenever I go into math, it is so hot, but when I'm in science, I am very cold. I have to constantly take off and put on my sweatshirt or if I forget it I am just freezing in some of my classes. This is also a problem because I am usually hit after PE class and if I go into a hot classroom, it is even worse. I have also talked to some of my friends so I know that I am not the only one thinking this. It is also worse because sometimes in PE class, we go outside and I might forget my sweatshirt upstairs. I totally understand if you cannot do anything about this, but if you could, it would be very helpful! Thanks for all you do!
Sincerely,
Annabelle Amos
Dear Mr.Money,
I’ve noticed that since the first day of school 8th graders have been
Complaining about how cold the Cafe is. 8th graders are too cold and tense to enjoy their food and talk with their friends. Can you please consider getting a heater or turn off the AC? Students or stuff could also move the tables a bit closer to the windows for sunlight.
I also think the first period class switch for 8th graders rings a bit too early.
Mrs. Stoker had said “ The bell rings 30 seconds too early, journalists can write 2 more sentences in that time”. The time the bell rings is at 9:55.
Sincerely,
Emi Dales
Dear Mr. Money,
I think there should be a club or career path for meteorology for MPMS/MPHS students that love meteorology we learn about storms and how tornadoes form and more about the atmosphere also learn about the clouds name I learned some names about clouds in 7th grade . As I love meteorology I was inspired by the team tiv(tornado intercepting vehicle) and the team dominator they chase tornados and study the wind speeds and learn more every tornado they chase but I know they enjoy it much even though this career can be dangerous so you gotta have the right stuff and the right thinking before you chase a storm/tornado. Reed Timmer mostly teaches or shows what he does and how he does it. He's my favorite and I wanna be like him so that's why I want this career for high school. We should go outside and study the clouds. Is there a teacher who could teach us about meteorology and sponsor this club?
Sincerely,
Jeremiah Shelton