Dear Mrs Navis

Dear Mrs. Navis,

I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to address an incident from my time in elementary school that has had a lasting impact on me. I feel it is important to express how your actions affected me and to seek some understanding and closure.

There was a day when I was asked to wait in your classroom while you were teaching or reading to the class. I was trying my best to pay attention and not feel left out, but you got upset with me. As a fifth grader, it was already challenging for me to stay focused and feel included. Your reaction that day hurt my feelings deeply and made me feel isolated and misunderstood.

Your behavior was very rude and unkind, and it had significant consequences for me. It has taken me a long time to process these feelings, and I am still upset about how you treated me. I believe that all students deserve to be treated with kindness and understanding. Your actions that day were not only hurtful but also wrong.

I understand that you treated Roman, Mitchell, Courtney, Chris, Danielle, and others with more respect because they were your students, and I wasn’t. However, that doesn’t make it right to be upset with me for wanting to learn along with your class that day. Additionally, I remember another classmate from my homeroom got to do science class with your class, and I didn’t get the chance to, all because I didn’t do my homework one night. This felt incredibly unfair and added to my feelings of being singled out.

An apology would mean a lot to me, as it would acknowledge the hurt I felt and help me move forward. I also want to mention that Mrs. Carey, my fifth-grade teacher, was much kinder and more understanding than you ever were. She treated me with the respect and compassion that every student deserves. I hope you can reflect on this and strive to be a better teacher in the future.

Thank you for taking the time to read my letter. I hope we can find some resolution and understanding.

Sincerely,

Go Fuck Yourself