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Ezra's Response Letter To Higher Education

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It is a pleasure to be writing a letter of recommendation for Ezra to continue his education. I have known Ezra since I began working at Medomak Valley High School two years ago and it has been a joy to see him develop his plan for his pursuits to higher education.

Ezra is such a determined and ambitious student with diverse interests and skills. Coming from a small private middle school was quite an transition that he adjusted to magnificently, as it can be seen through his transcript and resume of extracurricular involvements. Ezra was so successful in this transition, as he will be with his transition to college, because of his determination, curiosity, ambition and support.

By looking at Ezra’s transcript it can be seen what a skilled and curious student he is. Ezra has taken very challenging courses throughout his education including for his senior year taking three AP courses, a challenging and unique English course opportunity, as well as the AP Calculus BC course which takes place outside of the school day. His English and Calculus BC courses both take place predominantly outside of the school day and were additional difficult courses that he sought …show more content…

Ezra is a hard worker who is committed to his job including being Employee of the Month last fall. Ezra is also on the Varsity soccer and Varsity Tennis team where he is the captain, which is a shining example of his leadership skills and dedication. Ezra is a member of the Chess and Math team where he challenges himself in solving problems and working as a team. The activity that stands Ezra out from the rest is how he has taught multiple Adult Education courses in the area of technology. I am amazed with his skills in planning the course, creating the activities and teaching it. Ezra is a hard worker who balances his multiple engagements successfully and with

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