Question

I’m sending this email to my high school senior English teacher someone make it “proper” please

“Dear Mrs (teacher last name), this is (my first and last name) reaching out regarding me walking out of class this afternoon. I would just like to make it clear I would never wish to disrespect you or your classroom and that I would have never walked out of your class like that if not for the circumstances faced in that moment. I was confronted with a family emergency that required me to leave right that moment so I tried to get out while interrupting your teaching as little as possible, I apologize for the unjust way of exiting your classroom and I look forward to my future in your class while I hope this does not effect it. Sincerely (my name)

Answer 1

Answer:
Dear Mrs. (teacher last name), this is (your first and last name).

I would like to apologize for walking out in the middle of class. I was not trying to disrespect you or the classroom. I was faced with a family emergency, and I had to leave immediately. I tried to leave without disturbing you or my classmates, but I apologize if I unintentionally did cause a disruption. I really enjoy your class, and I look forward to the rest of the year!

Thank you for understanding, (name)

Step-by-step explanation:

I think your teacher will appreciate you taking on responsibility for your actions, even though I think(and she probably does too) it wasn't your fault at all. I hope everything is all right, and I hope this helps!