LifeQs
VCS Class of '16
Answer one question or many - using words, photos or other media.
jendayi martin
"All in all I learned a lesson from it though, you never see it coming, you just get to see it go." ~ Drake
Lily Hupfel
Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it. - Ferris Bueller
Ava Cutrone
"Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory." -Dr. Suess
Lauren Zalaznick
It was so great when Dale had a teacher that Ada and/or Lucy did, too -- Linda was fantastic at seeing each kid for who they are as individuals but bringing some of the same great teaching techniques to all! Luis! Ruben! Very special relationships for Dale...But, also when a new teacher came to VCS for the first time, someone like Richard (English, advisory) or Melissa (Latin), it was amazing to see them get to know Dale for who he was, and bring out the absolute best in him as a student and human being. We're really glad that Dale got to know the very last of the "old guard" -- RON! who had been at VCS for 25 years when Ada had him, 30+ by the time he retired after Dale's 7th grade year...
Lily Hupfel
Mallory and Renee have both supported me and inspired me throughout my time at VCS. Mallory introduced the world of poetry and reading to me like I have never seen it before. She took me to poetry reading which shows how devoted she was to her students. Renee got me interested in CAFE (cultural awareness for everyone) now it is my elective and I go to the club. She has taught me about the value of diversity and many current events. Mallory and Renee have both been leaders in the Girls Affinity Group that we started this year. They have taught us what feminism really is and why we need to be active in female rights. I can not thank them enough for everything they have done.
Declan Rexer
Richard, Emma and Mallory by far. Richard was just awesome and made school fun. Classes with him were always exciting. Emma got me interested in the world of science and got me back into birdwatching. I also had a very memorable time in biodiversity club. Then Mallory introduced me to the beautiful world of politics.
But we should not forget about the amazing substitute teachers. Meg and Sheniqua were definitely the best subs.
But we should not forget about the amazing substitute teachers. Meg and Sheniqua were definitely the best subs.
Lauren Zalaznick
The "Corner Store"; Pizza for sure, after school; Golden Wok when nothing else could satisfy Dale's fried wonton cravings!
Lily Hupfel
I would say the benches outside the bagel store. There is always a crowd of VCSers there.
Freddie Peterson
We often go to Ready to Eat for out lunch, but after school there is always a line of VCS kids at Starbucks.
Lauren Zalaznick
An enthusiastic Will and Asher. Lily rocks the Crocs. And Camila looks on.
Cintia Chamecki
Author's Celebration. Group 210-2008
Camila , Asher, Lila and Spencer. SO CUTE!!!!
Camila , Asher, Lila and Spencer. SO CUTE!!!!
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Lily Hupfel
My favorite subject was English because Mallory introduced us to a whole new way of reading. CAFE was my favorite elective where we learned about current events and became more culturally aware.
Ava Cutrone
I think English because most of us love our English teachers and we have lots of freedom when we do projects.
Cintia Chamecki
Here is Dana. The class looks pretty happy and she lasted a whole year!
Lauren Zalaznick
Although Dale did go a bit "off script" in his individual speech, he and line-partner Henry Kerry had their choreographed routine down pat!
