Frank Harris lll - Teachers Make a Difference - Mrs. McMillan

The narrator reflects on their third-grade teacher, Mrs. Macmillan, known for her strictness and high expectations. Despite initially failing her class, the narrator retakes it, works hard, and advances academically. A friend, Larry Chapman, chooses a different path, becoming successful in music. The story highlights the lasting impact of teachers and the unpredictable nature of life paths.

What did Mrs. Macmillan believe about the narrator's potential?

How did the narrator's friend Larry Chapman respond to the opportunity to take Mrs. Macmillan's class again?

What career path did Larry Chapman take after school, and how does it compare to the narrator's career?