I ask my English professor for a letter of recommendation... This is what he sends me to approve... Ha. To whom it may concern: Mr. Miller first appeared in my classroom looking unkempt and hung over. His shirt spotted stains, was untucked and had a few buttons missing. I mention his slovenly appearance as it represented his entire attitude to education. On the days he was not in jail for drunk driving or recovering from a drug overdose, Mr. Miller would stagger in my classroom,, smelling of bourbon, sweat and cheap cologne. He would take a seat in the back and start snoring. Mr. Miller did pass my class, but it took a substantial payoff from his parents and a rather expensive blend of Scotch for my liquor collection. Imagine my surprise when Mr. Miller appeared three years later. It was evidence that the years spent in rehab and halfway houses had little effect, as he was still wearing the same shirt, albeit with a few more stains, that he was wearing when I originally met him. In short, let me say that letting Mr. Miller be in charge of a classroom is the road to ruin and any school district who hires him must be ready to risk their accreditation and better have a healthy legal fund to defend Mr. Miller’s antics in the classroom.
Posted on: Fri, 28 Jun 2013 00:17:39 +0000
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