Grade School Memories - St. Peter Macomb
We’re so very grateful to each of the families, schools, and educators that have prepared students to attend Lutheran North: Christian, homeschool, private, and public alike. Last week, we celebrated National Lutheran Schools Week, and today, with the help of the Class of 2021, we’re highlighting a couple favorite memories and teachers from our local Lutheran grade schools. Please take a moment to look for a few familiar faces or fond memories!
“Miss Johnson made a big impact on me, she was able to make practice fun yet always have a competition side which I loved.”
“My teacher Mr. Dembeck was a huge influence on me. He was a great teacher and I learned a lot from him. ”
“My teacher and coach Ms. Johnson was my favorite teacher. She always had my back and encouraged me to do better. We were very close. ”
“Ms. Johnson made the biggest impact on my basketball career because she taught us to work hard with nothing in return. She made it enjoyable but also pushed us to our limit. ”
“Mr. Dembeck was my favorite teacher because he taught me it’s okay to not know everything because that’s the point of school and to have fun.”
“Both Miss Otto and Mrs. D’Agostin made the biggest impact on me. They are very caring and loving teachers and always wanted the best for all their students. They both taught in a way that I loved and were just overall good kind people that I appreciate and thank them for how I am and where I am today.”
“Mrs. Johnson was my favorite because we always had fun with her and she let us talk to each other and pick songs to listen to.”
“My mom (Mrs. Green - 4th grade teacher) made the biggest impact on me. She helped me get over my anxiety and put my fears and nervous in Gods hand and he would help me get through it. ”
“My history teacher Mr. D was fun because he would poke fun at everyone with funny nick names or jokes and made class fun. ”
“My favorite memory was our Washington DC trip.”
“Mr. Murray made a big impact on me because he helped me understand the science he taught in 7th grade. ”
“Mr. Streeter was my favorite teacher. We learned a lot from him and had the best laughs in the class. ”
“My favorite memory was playing floor hockey.”
“Ms. Otto was my favorite teacher. She ways always in a good mood and it kinda rubbed off on me.”
“The 8th grade trip to Washington DC was my favorite memory and Mr. Dembeck was my favorite teacher because he was funny.”
“Getting to go to the National Basketball Tournament with all my friends was my favorite memory and I enjoyed Mr. Dembeck because he was just a good teacher and made everything easy for us.”
“Coach Johnson made a big impact on me. She was my algebra teacher and volleyball coach. During volleyball, she made me realize my potential and made me fall in love with the game I play to this day.”
“I loved Ms. Witte. She brought her dogs in and was my running coach. ”
“My favorite memory was going to 6th grade camp.”
“My favorite memory was having private conversations with teachers who genuinely cared about me and my well being. Miss. Otto made a big impact on me because she was there for me during some very tough times and I will forever be thankful for her and teachers like her.”