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Save Morone Sr.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Mr. Monrone Sr. is a gret teacher he is not only intelligent in the topics that he teaches, but he also cares about his students and their understanding of the material. If he leaves it'll be a great loss to the school! Philosophy was one of my favorite topics I learned at Atlantic and I reference it all the time in my daily life thanks to him.

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Hannah Feran
10 years ago

Mr. Morone Sr. made my high school years valuable with the wealth of knowledge he passed on to me. I sign this petition in the hopes that he may bring the same wealth to the students of the future.

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Christina conzater
10 years ago

Mr. Robot is a much-needed asset to the student. I graduated 3 years ago and I am still using his lessons and advice to this day.

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Emily
10 years ago

Morone Sr. is a wonderful teacher!

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Shoshana
10 years ago

Mr. Morone Sr. is a valuable asset to Atlantic High School. Not only is his teaching style dynamic and effective, it also inspires students to learn on their own and rewards understanding rather than memorization. If he feels he is not ready for retirement, he should be able to stay at ACHS.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Morone Sr had a huge influence on my Atlantic HS career. Despite never having him as a teacher, I attribute succeeding the program, in large part, to him and a few other teachers like him. Morone Sr. acted as a mentor to me and many other students and his dedication and genuinely makes him invaluable to Atlantic community. Losing him as a faculty member would be a shame.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Morone Sr represents a vanguard of aging teachers who make large, impressionable impact on their students: the kind of teachers that our education system has mostly failed to produce in the next generation. He and Mr. Will as well as other teachers ought to be celebrated, not punished or forced to leave. This is coming from someone who graduated top of the class and knows what makes a teacher good.

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Ismael Exantus
10 years ago

We need Morone to stay. He is the best teacher that I have ever had. He is more than just a teacher, he's a friend and mentor.

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Genevieve Kondziela
10 years ago

He is one of the best teachers I have ever had.

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Ryan Longo
10 years ago

Mr. Morone was one of the biggest influences in my high school success. He truly cares about his and forces them to learn and open their mind, not only in the classroom but also the outside world. It would be a shame for such a great teacher to be forced to leave

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Allison Watson
10 years ago

Miss you Mo dawg!!!!

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Corey Connolly
10 years ago

Morone Sr is a legend

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Caroline Mitchell
10 years ago

Mr. Morone Sr. had a huge impact on my learning experience in such a positive way. Future students for years to come should be able to experience that as well.

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Jesse Fertel
10 years ago

Save Sr

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Jerry Laplante
10 years ago

Let's go!

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Gabriel Turmail
10 years ago

I haven't had the pleasure of having Mr. Morone SR yet, and never getting to have him would be a damn shame

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Abigail
10 years ago

Teachers like Mr. Morone Sr teach students so much. They make a difference and losing them would be horrible.

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Cole
10 years ago

I love Mr. Morone so much! He is one of the best teachers at Atlantic, and one of the best humans on the world. It would be a great loss to the IB program and to Atlantic as whole if he was forced to leave. I hope this petition helps to keep him here so he can continue teaching kids and touching peoples lives.

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Collin Kosuch
10 years ago Featured

I had the privilege of studying under Mr. Morone Sr. for two years and those classes were arguably the most beneficial classes I took at Atlantic High School. Forcing him to retire would strip many students of that opportunity to learn from this excellent teacher.

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Shimmel M
10 years ago

Teachers like Mr. Morone are what makes our school and the IB program exceptional. Mr. Will, Mr. Morone, Mr. Kaitz and others are experienced teachers that are hard to replace; you can't judge teachers based on their age, rather, what knowledge they can bring to their students. I believe if they think that they can still teach, they should have the right to continue to do so.