Mrs.

Debbie Ebert,
5505 SW Borland Rd
Tualatin, OR 97062
5/24/2015
Dear Mrs. Debbie Ebert,
I am a paraeducator in your school. I am assisting a student learn her
spelling words outside the classroom in the corridor. I am writing to request
that a teacher is making a student learn in a corridor because she doesnt
have enough space in her classroom and also the student gets distracted
when the teacher teaches other students when she in the class. When the
student is sitting outside she is getting distracted when 4th graders pass the
hallway after their lunch recess.
I think it is good if she has a spot where she can sit and learn. It may make
her feel more comfortable and she need not be embarrassed when those
students pass by. When I see in her eyes she feels so tensed and gets
distracted when the 4th graders pass by her and it takes few minutes for me
to make her again concentrate on the words. As per the mandatory
reporting I think it is my duty to tell you because as it may lead to mental
injury, so I want to let you know about the situation.
I think everyone should have a chance to learn in a better place. So if you
can look into it then it will be a great help. I ask you to support this
important piece which will make such a difference in her life. I also would

appreciate if you would let me know of the action that you take on this
matter.
Sincerely,
Shirisha Naraharisetti
Paraeducator
20053 SW 54th Terr,
Tualatin, OR 97062
503-916-9878
nsrisha@yahoo.com