What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
> Student with instructor practicing touch and go landing on runway 9L.
> Instructor was the PIC and positioned in the right front seat.
> Completed a touch down and during take-off roll the instructor spotted a large bird sitting on the centerline of runway 9L.
> When it became apparent to the instructor that the bird was not going to fly away to the left or right of center, she pulled power and continued on course.
> Bird flew upward from the runway coming in contact with the windshield breaking out a piece approximately 12" by 29" in size.
> The bird dropped to the ground dead (did not enter the aircraft).
> Aircraft completed a full stop and taxied back to base.
As the FAA filed it
> STUDENT WITH INSTRUCTOR PRACTICING TOUCH AND GO LANDING ON RUNWAY 9L.
> INSTRUCTOR WAS THE PIC AND POSITIONED IN THE RIGHT FRONT SEAT.
> COMPLETED A TOUCH DOWN AND DURING TAKE-OFF ROLL THE INSTRUCTOR SPOTTED A LARGE BIRD SITTING ON THE CENTERLINE OF RUNWAY 9L.
> WHEN IT BECAME APPARENT TO THE INSTRUCTOR THAT THE BIRD WAS NOT GOING TO FLY AWAY TO THE LEFT OR RIGHT OF CENTER, SHE PULLED POWER AND CONTINUED ON COURSE.
> BIRD FLEW UPWARD FROM THE RUNWAY COMING IN CONTACT WITH THE WINDSHIELD BREAKING OUT A PIECE APPROXIMATELY 12" BY 29" IN SIZE.
> THE BIRD DROPPED TO THE GROUND DEAD (DID NOT ENTER THE AIRCRAFT).
> AIRCRAFT COMPLETED A FULL STOP AND TAXIED BACK TO BASE.