Image/Graphics by Kaitlyn McGonigal
Mr. D. McCamley
You are a great teacher, you are so awesome and nice. You have helped me through so much and have taught me so much. I will grow up and remember something and be like oh yea I’m so happy that teacher taught me that. You have always been so helpful and have helped me to become a better teacher I appreciate you. Sadie Carter
The definition of irony is giving birth to a child who struggles with and dislikes greatly the subject you’ve dedicated your life to teaching. Yet there I was with said child. That is until Mr. McCamley got ahold of him in 5th grade. 3 years later my son excels at math and I still feel grateful to Mr. McCamley. This also occurred at a time when Common Core was being introduced and it made teaching math so much more difficult. Thank you again Mr. McCamley. Betty Fry
You’re the nicest teacher. Greyson Gable
I appreciate Mr. McCamley because he was my light every day and was inspiring. Ally Shingledecker
Thanks for inspiring me to become a teacher. -Kelly Fuller
Mr. McCamley is my favorite teacher because he doesn’t give up on you. Greyson Gable
Mr. McCamley is my favorite teacher because he was really good at teaching math. Samuel Hess
Mr. McCamley was an awesome 5th grade teacher. He made class really fun and he was really nice to everyone. He was amazing. Braeden Salter
Mr. McCamley was always a well known and an amazing teacher. He taught me to believe in myself, and always pushed me to be a great student. He helped me accomplish many goals, and having him as a teacher was a pleasure of mine. Kaitlyn McGonical