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Mr. Dado probably has one of the most demand­ ing jobs in the school. He is not only the teacher of three classes, but also the Vice Principal for Aca­ demic Affairs. He has all of the jobs of a teacher added to the responsibility of keeping the school in order. Mr. Dado is the person who plans midterm and final exams test dates. He is also in charge of organizing graduation for our seniors, a job he is very good at. Beyond that he does all of our sched­ ules, trying to meet all of our requests.
As a teacher, Mr. Dado is extremely demanding. He presents some of the most difficult tests and quizzes in the school. As a person, however, he is very comical and copes with the stresses of his job on a daily basis. Not often is Mr. Dado seen when he is not incredibly busy.
By: Jennie Walpole
Although Mr. Dado can be a forceful teacher, he always manages to include some comic relief in the lives of his students.
Mr. Dado starts the day off slightly flustered as he struggles to get materials from the back seat of his car. It appears as if he never has an easy day.
Mr, Dado’s classes are always very interesting. Here he en­ gages his class in a period of profound conversation.
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