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Ahmar
December 24, 2020
He taught me geometry ... but looking back I don’t think he was the best teacher .
Teachers need to empower their students and show empathy. He never took the time to help me .
Gary Tong
March 21, 2018
"Mr. K" was my CP Math 5,6,7,8 teacher from 1965 to 1967. His math lives on in me which I now share with my own students at Galileo Academy. Mr. K, your "Now here's something interesting!" lives on. Thank you!
Gary Tong
GWHS Class of Spring '68
Rick Turk
March 30, 2012
I fondly remember "Mr. K" as my CP Math 8 teacher when I was a senior at GWHS back in 1967. One of the best teachers that I can recall from my formative years. He made it fun and I truly enjoyed math so it was a great time.
Rest in Peace!
Rick Turk
GWHS Class of '68
C. Jung
March 30, 2012
Had Mr K for math at GWHS. He made it fun. Thanks for the memories and may you rest in peace.
C.Jung Class of 79.
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