Proctors, they might not
be your teachers, but they can get the
same respect too. They can also tell you to do some certain things. For
example they can take your phone away if they see it out in your hand
or pocket , or they can just give you lunch detention , they’re
practically just telling you what you can or can’t do during lunch
time.
But don’t forget
they’re just doing that so you can follow the rules or to just keep you
safe. They might get on students nerves, but they’re just doing their
jobs.
I interviewed Mrs.Virginia and she
said that her full name is Virginia R. . I asked her about her job
being a proctor and asked her if she liked her job and she said, “ yes,
I enjoy doing my job.’’ After that I asked her for how long she had
been working as a proctor. I asks her what was her favorite part of the
job and she answered back saying it was meeting new kids. After being curious for a moment I
asked her about how many detentions she gives out a day and she said
about 3-4 detentions a day, but then she said that she gives out 10 -
12 detentions a week. I also wondered if she had a favorite grade and
she said she liked all of them but her favorite was 7th grade. I
noticed she had a lot of experience doing her job as a proctor , so I
for how long has she been a proctor and and she said that this year was
her 8th year being proctor. I only interviewed Mrs. Virginia
because the other proctors didn’t want to be interviewed, and suggested
to interview Mrs. Virginia and not them. So that was my newspaper about
proctors.
