Read Teacher's Letter Of Apology For Conifer High Yearbook
May 20, 2007I would like to apologize to the students, staff and community of Conifer High School for my poor judgment while advising this year’s yearbook staff. It wasn’t my intent or my students’ intent to portray such a negative tone in their attempt to cover all aspects of a student’s life and some of the very difficult choices they face. My editor and I have discussed at length and have agreed that there was no balance on the pages that are of concern and that some elements are completely inappropriate. These issues detract from the many wonderful things that are included in this book.I hope that as we move forward you will allow me to become part of a positive and constructive response to this situation. It raises the point that we do have a larger issue in keeping students safe and healthy. I in no way condone or have ever condoned underage drinking or drug use of any kind and would like to make a positive impact on these issues with our students.Amy McTague
Conifer High School English teacher and Yearbook Advisor
Conifer High School English teacher and Yearbook Advisor
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