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Ms. Leclercq

14 years teaching chemistry in Montpellier

🇫🇷 Montpellier, Occitanie, France
Willow Creek Middle School
1978 to 2000
French

I taught chemistry and English literature at Willow Creek Middle School, Montpellier. I wrote a short note to every student at the end of term. I ran the chess club after school and some of my proudest moments happened there. I bake for the whole street at New Year. It has been a good run and I'm grateful for all of it.

More about Ms. Leclercq

If you were in my Year 10 class, you probably remember the morning the power went out and we had class in the yard.

Subjects taught

Chemistry English literature

What gifts mean to Ms. Leclercq: Honestly the messages mean more, but a gift would help me buy supplies for my new classroom.

Messages of thanks

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Anna Patrizia ConteParent🇮🇹
You taught me chemistry in 2013 at Willow Creek Middle School. I still remember the snow day nobody expected. Truly.
Anita N. KumarFormer student🇮🇳
You taught me chemistry in 2023 at Willow Creek Middle School. I still remember the snow day nobody expected.
Sandra BorgesColleague🇧🇷
You taught me chemistry in 2013 at Willow Creek Middle School. I still remember the morning the power went out and we had class in the yard.
Hendrik P. GovenderFormer studentPhoto verified🇿🇦
I failed chemistry twice before you. After you I passed with a B. Thank you Greetings from Polokwane.
Cooper C. JordanParent🇳🇿
I was in your Year 10 class in 1980. You believed I could do it before I did Greetings from Christchurch.
Balaji H. RamachandranFormer studentAddress verified🇮🇳
you probably don't remember me, I sat by the window in 2012. I remember you. Greetings from Bhopal.
Naliaka Fatuma MukasaParent🇰🇪
You taught me chemistry in 1986 at Willow Creek Middle School. I still remember the morning the power went out and we had class in the yard. Thank you again.
Pablo K. IbarraFormer student🇦🇷
I'm a mechanic now and I honestly think it started in your classroom. Greetings from La Plata.