Apology

Dear Mrs. Hill

We are sorry. This letter is to apologize for our disruptive behavior. Not just this week, but for the whole semester. It was not appropriate for us to behave this way as 16 and 17 year olds. With our loud outbursts and being disrespectful to you during instruction time. Making us seem very immature and irresponsible. This is not the way we should behave in or out of class, we did not show excellence at all, and for that we are very sorry. And though some of us may blame other people, the whole class played a part in it. We all know better than to act this way, and we should have taken it upon ourselves to tell our peers that they need to stay on track and pay attention. Your job is not to be a babysitter, we should not be dependent on you to clean up after us and baby us. Time after time you have given us chances, and each time we have fallen short of excellence. It our responsibility to want to come to school and learn, and no one else's. It is up to us to receive our chemistry 1 credit. Thank you for all of your help and guidance. Your 1st and 2nd will be excellent. Once again, we are sorry and thank you for everything you do for us. Love, Your 1st and 2nd Block [Chemistry 1 Credit Seekers]