recomendations

**leemaj** · 01-21-2002, 09:29 PM

hey, i need a principal's recomendation letter, and i doubt he will want to write one up for me...so, does anyone have one written up about them? i think i can just change the name, and a little bit of the other stuff, and just have him sign it. i will have to shorten it, cuz it says no more than 200 words, but that is fine...so..post away!

**chrissy** · 01-21-2002, 09:32 PM

Is this for a school? or a job?

**leemaj** · 01-21-2002, 10:01 PM

its actually for a National Honor Society scholarship

**chrissy** · 01-21-2002, 10:35 PM

Well, poo. I have several for work but not for school

BUT I did find a link with 2 example letters and you might beable to take from the examples and go from there

http://www.utpress.utoronto.ca/howell/chap08.html

**leemaj** · 01-21-2002, 11:04 PM

well, thanks a ton chrissy...here is what ive come up with. i shall have him sign it tomorrow:

I enthusiastically recommend Jameel Khalfan for consideration in your scholarship program. It has been a delight to watch Jameel learn and grow over the years. He is an intelligent and charismatic young man, as well as a superb leader on campus. As Senior Class Vice President, he is involved with the Associated Student Body, and helps to plan many student activities, such as pep rallies and dances. He also seeks to improve the quality of education at San Pasqual. He is a WASC student representative; he attends meetings and collaborates with teachers on how to enhance teaching methods. Jameel is also a GATE representative, and attends meetings on fund distribution.
The past four years, Jameel was on the yearbook staff as our underclassmen and computer editors. He is responsible for managing the people in his section as well as 65 pages of the book. In addition to being a leader in the classroom, he is also a leader in his religious community, teaching several classes to younger members of his congregation. He also spends his free time helping the less fortunate. In addition to being an active leader in many service clubs, Jameel has helped to feed the homeless, and make Escondido a more positive environment to live in.