Please save Mr. Allen's job! He has been such an important ally for all of the kids. He is a great role model and makes learning fun. One of the reasons that he can relate so well to students is his involvement in sports as well. I have now gradutated college and been out for a few years, but I still remember the positive impact that Mr. Allen had on me in middle school. Andrew is a gem in our local community and you would be doing the community a diservice to not keep him in the school system. Economically, it is also very important to keep your trained staff. If another staff needed to be hired later on, business statistics show that it will cost 80% more to hire a person and need to train them again. From the bottom of my heart, keep Andrew Allen in the school system. Its where he belongs. Thank you for taking my note into consideration. -- Graduating Student of 2008
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Tyler Reynolds
12 years ago
Mr. Allen would help me or anybody else out no matter what it took. He is very inspirational. Oyster River would not be the same without him!
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Maggie Jones
12 years ago
Mr.Allen is one of the true charms of Oyster River. He spreads positive energy throughout the school and is one of those people you're never afraid to ask a question to. He's an amazing teacher, coach, friend, and part of Oyster River.
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Taylor Milliman
12 years ago
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Although I never worked in school with mr. Allen, he was my coach on the tennis team for 2 years. He definitely changed the way I think about sports and improved my high school experience. ORHS would without a doubt miss his presence greatly
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frederik svanholm
12 years ago
I don't know Mr. Allen personally, but he made an effort to know me by name. Everytime he passed me in the halls he would say "Hey Freddy!" or compliment my outfit or show a kind gesture. The world needs more positive forces like Mr.Allen and i can think of a ton of other teachers who did not show me this sort of kindness who knew me personally.
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Nyles Lawson
12 years ago
He is a very respectful man, and is willing to help anyone in need. He also holds doors and provides humor.
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Ryan shea
12 years ago
Plz save andy allen nices guy ive ever talked to
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Daniel Day
12 years ago
I graduated Oyster River in 2009. Mr. Allen is a great guy and has served this district well for many years. People like him are what make Oyster River a special place.
I met Mr. Allen 9 years ago in the 5th grade, and he was always so kind and supportive and a teacher that everyone knew or recognized. He has a big heart and anyone can clearly see his unconditional passion and spirit through the work that he does with students in the Oyster River school district. Mr. Allen is truly a genuine person inside and outside of the learning environment and goes above and beyond the call of duty to help students because of his caring nature. It would be a shame for the Oyster River district to lose such a valued educator and role model, for past and present students and faculty alike. Oyster River is a better community because of exceptional people like Mr. Allen.
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Desiree LaPanne
12 years ago
When someone makes such a difference over a community of people it seems wrong to remove that influential person from us.
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Kathy Robbins
12 years ago
I had him for 7th grade Social Studies, I am almost 23 now and still remember his lessons. He was one of my favorite teachers when I had him.
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wes chalifoux
12 years ago
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I remember interacting with him frequently because one of his students was in a few of my classes, and he always was so down to earth and friendly to everyone. He went out of his way to connect to you as a human being, not just a
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Owen Allen
12 years ago
I'm sure it's widely known at this point, the extent of Mr. Allen's impact on both his students and the whole Oyster River Community. His glowing personality is something I will never forget, and should always have a place in the school district.
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Billy Sturtevant
12 years ago
Mr. Allen has always been there whenever I was in a bad mood or when I struggled with work. He's a fantastic teacher and an even better friend.
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Ricky Beary
12 years ago
Mr. Allen has been a role model to virtually every student who has been blessed to have had the honor to know him, to include myself. Mr. Allen bent over backwards and went above and beyond all expectations to help any and every student to ensure our success and well being was achieved to our full potential, even if it meant sacrificing his personal time to include time with his family to help with whatever was at hand. He's a great asset to the district and the community alike. I graduate six years ago, joined the military and moved across the country and he has still been there for me and anyone else if we needed anything, six years after high school, what a phenomenal demonstration of the type of mentor, person, educator and outstanding asset to the district and community he is. This district is lucky to have such a great individual working for them, and they would be foolish to let him go. Thanks for all you have done for everyone Mr. Allen!
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Ricky Beary
12 years ago
Mr. Allen has been a role model to virtually every student who has been blessed to have had the honor to know him, to include myself. Mr. Allen bent over backwards and went above and beyond all expectations to help any and every student to ensure our success and well being was achieved to our full potential, even if it meant sacrificing his personal time to include time with his family to help with whatever was at hand. He's a great asset to the district and the community alike. I graduate six years ago, joined the military and moved across the country and he has still been there for me and anyone else if we needed anything, six years after high school, what a phenomenal demonstration of the type of mentor, person, educator and outstanding asset to the district and community he is. This district is lucky to have such a great individual working for them, and they would be foolish to let him go. Thanks for all you have done for everyone Mr. Allen!
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Jamie Howard
12 years ago
Mr.Allen is an awesome guy with a huge heart. Future kids deserve to know a man like him.
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Michelle Mason
12 years ago
One of my favorite teachers/coach growing up. Definitely a huge influence in my life and I can't imagine him not being part of the Oyster River community.
Please save Mr. Allen's job! He has been such an important ally for all of the kids. He is a great role model and makes learning fun. One of the reasons that he can relate so well to students is his involvement in sports as well. I have now gradutated college and been out for a few years, but I still remember the positive impact that Mr. Allen had on me in middle school. Andrew is a gem in our local community and you would be doing the community a diservice to not keep him in the school system. Economically, it is also very important to keep your trained staff. If another staff needed to be hired later on, business statistics show that it will cost 80% more to hire a person and need to train them again. From the bottom of my heart, keep Andrew Allen in the school system. Its where he belongs. Thank you for taking my note into consideration. -- Graduating Student of 2008
Mr. Allen would help me or anybody else out no matter what it took. He is very inspirational. Oyster River would not be the same without him!
Mr.Allen is one of the true charms of Oyster River. He spreads positive energy throughout the school and is one of those people you're never afraid to ask a question to. He's an amazing teacher, coach, friend, and part of Oyster River.
Although I never worked in school with mr. Allen, he was my coach on the tennis team for 2 years. He definitely changed the way I think about sports and improved my high school experience. ORHS would without a doubt miss his presence greatly
I don't know Mr. Allen personally, but he made an effort to know me by name. Everytime he passed me in the halls he would say "Hey Freddy!" or compliment my outfit or show a kind gesture. The world needs more positive forces like Mr.Allen and i can think of a ton of other teachers who did not show me this sort of kindness who knew me personally.
He is a very respectful man, and is willing to help anyone in need. He also holds doors and provides humor.
Plz save andy allen nices guy ive ever talked to
I graduated Oyster River in 2009. Mr. Allen is a great guy and has served this district well for many years. People like him are what make Oyster River a special place.
Let him keep his job!!!!!
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I met Mr. Allen 9 years ago in the 5th grade, and he was always so kind and supportive and a teacher that everyone knew or recognized. He has a big heart and anyone can clearly see his unconditional passion and spirit through the work that he does with students in the Oyster River school district. Mr. Allen is truly a genuine person inside and outside of the learning environment and goes above and beyond the call of duty to help students because of his caring nature. It would be a shame for the Oyster River district to lose such a valued educator and role model, for past and present students and faculty alike. Oyster River is a better community because of exceptional people like Mr. Allen.
When someone makes such a difference over a community of people it seems wrong to remove that influential person from us.
I had him for 7th grade Social Studies, I am almost 23 now and still remember his lessons. He was one of my favorite teachers when I had him.
I remember interacting with him frequently because one of his students was in a few of my classes, and he always was so down to earth and friendly to everyone. He went out of his way to connect to you as a human being, not just a
I'm sure it's widely known at this point, the extent of Mr. Allen's impact on both his students and the whole Oyster River Community. His glowing personality is something I will never forget, and should always have a place in the school district.
Mr. Allen has always been there whenever I was in a bad mood or when I struggled with work. He's a fantastic teacher and an even better friend.
Mr. Allen has been a role model to virtually every student who has been blessed to have had the honor to know him, to include myself. Mr. Allen bent over backwards and went above and beyond all expectations to help any and every student to ensure our success and well being was achieved to our full potential, even if it meant sacrificing his personal time to include time with his family to help with whatever was at hand. He's a great asset to the district and the community alike. I graduate six years ago, joined the military and moved across the country and he has still been there for me and anyone else if we needed anything, six years after high school, what a phenomenal demonstration of the type of mentor, person, educator and outstanding asset to the district and community he is. This district is lucky to have such a great individual working for them, and they would be foolish to let him go. Thanks for all you have done for everyone Mr. Allen!
Mr. Allen has been a role model to virtually every student who has been blessed to have had the honor to know him, to include myself. Mr. Allen bent over backwards and went above and beyond all expectations to help any and every student to ensure our success and well being was achieved to our full potential, even if it meant sacrificing his personal time to include time with his family to help with whatever was at hand. He's a great asset to the district and the community alike. I graduate six years ago, joined the military and moved across the country and he has still been there for me and anyone else if we needed anything, six years after high school, what a phenomenal demonstration of the type of mentor, person, educator and outstanding asset to the district and community he is. This district is lucky to have such a great individual working for them, and they would be foolish to let him go. Thanks for all you have done for everyone Mr. Allen!
Mr.Allen is an awesome guy with a huge heart. Future kids deserve to know a man like him.
One of my favorite teachers/coach growing up. Definitely a huge influence in my life and I can't imagine him not being part of the Oyster River community.