Julia, Class of 2019- "Honestly, I like this school a lot so far. But I wish we'd could get up a little later in the morning, even though we have had the time change. I just love sleeping in, and I'm not able to."

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Juliana, Class of 2017- "It's definitely weird to be ending junior year. High school is four years, and now we're more than 3/4th of the way done and everyone's getting all crazy about college. It gets very overwhelming because I kind of feel like I should know where I want to go. I like like everyone else has this one school that their whole lives they've just really wanted to go to, this one big "dream school", and I guess I don't really have that. There's some schools that I like, so I don't think I'll end up with nowhere to go, but I kind of feel like I should have more control over this. And then of course there's APs and SATs and all that stuff and it's really really real that next year is going to be so much about getting into schools and then, then what? You know?"

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Logan, Class of 2016- "This shirt used to be my dad's, and he got it used in the 1980s, so it's actually vintage. I love wearing it."

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Fiona, Class of 2016- "I took a couple of AP exams this year. One was in AP Euro and thankfully no one fell asleep. But in the AP Gov exam I noticed that many of my classmates had fallen asleep, which I think is a waste of the year and pretty childish. I actually understand why they would but I don't think they should because it's disrespectful to the teacher. I don't think it's shows all of their talents that they learned throughout the year. They probably would've gotten a pretty good grade if they actually tired on the exam , but since they just fell asleep they're probably not even going to get a two."

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