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Letter to the President

First Name: John Richard
Last Name: Formoso
Email: johnrichardformoso15@gmail.com
Date: July 25, 2018
Address: Poblacion West, San Ildefonso, Ilocos Sur
Subject: Classroom Shortage

Dear Mr. President,

               I am a 10th grade high school student of ISNHS, and recently there had been a large amount of students enrolled in our school. And it came to an extent that there were not enough classrooms for the other students. This was a problem that teachers tried to solve within weeks.

               With the lack of classrooms in our school, the teachers have come up with the shifting of schedules to make sure all students have a classroom. A lot of students find it hard, and I am one of those students who think that this kind of system of scheduling is somewhat difficult. Parents have no choise but to allow their children even in every out of school activities in spite of the fact that the parents are worried for the safety of their children

              May we ask your help Mr. President to look forward to this matter. Additional construction of new buildings for new classrooms and other facilities for student and teachers because you may now know that there is an increase of student population this year.

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