Student Spotlight

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Jan 20
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by Violet Miller

On a crisp winter afternoon, Rozy was found walking in the halls of GISS. Rozy is an avid horse lover and

writer who is looking forward to graduating next year. Let's see what she has to say!

Violet: What's one thing you would like to change about our school?

Rozy: Better snack accessibility, cause I’ve eaten three apples today and that's all there is.

Violet: What's one thing you love about our school?

Rozy: The mild freedom.

Violet: What's your favorite class?

Rozy: Social Studies, History, a lot of English too. I like writing but I really like learning about history. I think it's important to understand what has happened in order to prevent it from happening again, but also to uphold the deals we have was as well as understanding other countries and our agreements. But also, the psychology behind it all is very interesting.

Thank you Rozy for your insights!

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