As soon as Ms. Jen Frank joined the Berkeley community to teach Latin 13 years ago, she quickly became beloved by all. For her co-workers, she could always be counted on for a good laugh or as a motivator....

Q: What are the first words that come to mind when you think of Ms. Frank?   A: So, the first one is kind, like the kindest and most purely good person I've ever met. And also, she was hilarious....

Q: What are the first words that come to mind when you think of Ms. Frank?   A: I would say, and these aren’t necessarily in any order, but she had a deep concern for her students and not...

For a brief moment, the once-bustling, lively streets of New York City were completely silent. Police officers draped an American flag over the excavated body, then carried it to the ambulance from the...

Q: What are the first words that come to mind when you think of Ms. Frank? A: Mentor, friend, kind and funny. Ms. Frank was always there for us. She was one of the kindest people that I know; if...

Q: What were your first impressions of Ms. Frank?    A: I actually had a really great first impression, and she's one of the main reasons I chose to come to Berkeley. She was very honest and...

Q: What are the first words that come to mind when you think of Ms. Frank?   A: She's the easiest person to talk to. She is probably one of the most understanding humans I've ever interacted...

Q: What was your first impression of Ms. Frank?    A: I started Latin in fifth grade but I didn't come to Berkeley until ninth grade. Ms. Frank was my Latin teacher in ninth grade, tenth grade...

Q: What was your first impression of Ms. Frank?   A: I first met her during Latin in my freshman year. I had Mr. D (Phil Dillinger) through Middle School and was pretty nervous for high school and...

Q: What are the first words that come to mind when you think of Ms. Frank?    A: Patient, nurturing, brilliant, hilarious, our “School Mom”   Q: What is your favorite memory...

Q: What are the first words that come to mind when you think of Ms. Frank?   A: She’s very straightforward. Direct. She was very sincere… and she cared a lot about all her students [...]...