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Mr.Shook is a 6th grade teacher at LMS that we love and adore. Mr.Shook has a dad attitude but I wouldn't mind him being my dad because who even has one anymore? Mr.shook has a creepy little girl(so he says) that Instagram stalks him (be afraid) Mr.Shook thinks the other team (Titans) are a little cuckoo, WHICH I COMPLETELY AGREE WITH.
But in all fairness Mr.Shook is just literally the best ever that's why we all want him to replace our dads, which most of us don't even have.
Mr.Shook will always be remembered:)
Mr.Shook by 2019scarygirl:) December 17, 2019
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A great teacher that loves to talk about hunting and food!
Omg Mr.shook, dont call an assault rifle an ar.
Mr.Shook by Mr.shooks fav. March 2, 2019
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Sometimes acts like there a stick up his butt . Has great dad jokes. Is funny and in the end a great teacher. From lincolnton middle school WILL NOT HUG YOU UNLESS YOU ARE SPECIAL
Mr.shook is being nice today
mr.shook by ChloeRoberts March 2, 2019
He is funny sometimes mean a animal killer he teaches at Lincolnton middle School and he likes food looks like santa and will not hug u he's MEAN most times
Wow did you hear mr.shook yelling from down the hall way because someone ate his take out
Mr.shook by Mr.shook 3rd period class December 15, 2019
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