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Let me start by saying that I speak for ALL the students who have had this extraordinary teacher. I have had her for two years, both junior and senior year. When I first met her, I was a bit skeptical and worried that I would not succeed in her class;however, my experience with this remarkable woman turned out to be more than worthwhile. Practically every student that has had Ms. Pupko thrived in her classes and aced both the Regents and AP exams. In all her years of teaching, all of her students have passed the the Regents exams with the exception of only one. As for the AP exams, every student from last year’s class, received a score of 5, with the exception of two, who received a score of 4. Before Ms. Pupko began teaching, almost all the AP students actually received a score of 1. The reason students do so well in her class is because Ms. Pupko truly goes above and beyond and cannot be compared to any ordinary high school teacher. She is almost always in school teaching (our class only had one substitute throughout the year) and is ALWAYS dedicated to her students (no exaggeration!). Ms. Pupko is always available after school and will stay late for any student in need of help (her classroom is always jam-packed with students). Whether a student needs help with math homework, has questions, or wants to attend review sessions, she is always glad to help. For example, she teaches BC Calculus for the AP students and had multiple review sessions for them, including one that lasted until 9:00 p.m.! When students need help, she will push them to think problems through, not just to solve the math problem, but to get them to fully comprehend the concepts they are taught. After all, her favorite phrase is “put your thinking caps on!” She also urges people to look over the notes that are taken during class. Her notes are always very detailed with information and can be easily understood when students read them. We often work on example problems in class and refer back to our notes to help guide us. While working on each math problem, she also encourages us to work with others and participate in class discussions. Sometimes, she even cracks jokes that get the whole class laughing. She once stated “Don’t drop your calculator on your foot; it has a log in it!” I remember exchanging yearbooks with her so we could each sign each other’s. I had a difficult time just finding space to write! Looking at other students’ comments, mostly all of them literally stated that she is “the best, most influential and inspiring teacher they ever had, who changed their lives forever.” Where I come from, she is the most highly regarded and respected instructor in our school district. Ms. Pupko is truly a significant asset to our school and is undoubtedly worthy of such recognition.