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I support extra curricular activites because they build leadership. When you work as a team you'll learn to work as a group and not just as an individual. You'll work harder at what you're doing. If you have a responsibility you should be trusted to carry it out. You'll be more mature and realize that you can't win everything.

It keeps you out of trouble. You'lll be so busy after school that you won't have time for the less important things, the things that will mess up your future like drugs and gangs. You'll be focused after school and not off somewhere roaming the streets. When your mind is set, you can't worry about things that are no good for you.

College Scholarships are easier to get when you're involved in afterschool activities. Less privileged students will have a better chance at making something of themselves in the future. Students strive to be better in school just so they can stay in a club or on a team. This is the only way some parents can afford to send their child to college.(Great!! S.M.) (Good Details E.D)

Introduction
There are many reasons why I choose to support extra curicular activities. They build leadership, keep you out of trouble, and help you get into college.

Conclusion
Therefore in conclusion, three reasons I support keeping extra curricular activities in our school system.

March 12

2832 Primrose Street Eugene, OR 97402-1716

March 12, 2012

Mr. Andrew Chaney 324 BRookside Avenue NW Salem, OR 97304-9008

Dear Chaney,

Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to speak to our Aspiring Musicians Club. It was great learning more about the Master from you.

I particularly ejoyed learning more about the German composers. It is amazing that so many of the great musicians ( Johann Sebastin Bach, Ludwig van Beethoven, Robert Schumann, Feliz Mendelssohn, and Richard Wagner) are all fromn GErmany. It is my goal to continue my study if music at the Staatliche Hochschule fur Musik Rheinland in Germany once I graduate from college.

Your insights into what it takes to make it as a professional musician where also enlightening for our members. Those of us who want to become professional musicains know we have to rededicate ourselves to that goal if we are going to be successful.

Thank you again for sharing your expertise with our club.

Sincerely,

Stephenm R. Knowles AMC Member

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It would be ridiculous to have school all year round because students need a break from stress. Kids get bullied everyday, sometimes they just need time to get away. Pure pressure can drive students crazy. That time off during the Summer and Christmas is a well, much needed break.

Breaks during the year can help your brain too. Your mind could use some time to refresh and cool off. Too much knowlege can overwhelm your brain. Too much of anything is always unhealthy.

Summer break is your chance for family activities, such as vacations. You'll be able to enjoy and spend more time with your distant families. You get more opportunities to see the relatives that you rarely get to see often. You also mature more over your break from school.

Introduction
There are three reasons I think schools should not stay running all year around. You need breaks from stress, time for your brain to cool off, and time for family vacations.

Conclusions
In conclusion, schools should keep giving students their break off from school during the summer.

p.5 29b. 3-22-12
610 Grand Avenue Laramie, WY 82070-1423

October 10, 2012

Elegant Treasures 388 Stonegate Drive Longview, TX 75601-0132

Dear Armani Dealer,

Last week I was in Longview visiting relatives, I noticed that you had Giuseppe Armani figurines displayed in your window. You had already closed for the day, so I was not able to see if you had other figurines.

I am interested in three sculptures that Armani had created to celebrate the new millennium. They are called Stardust, Silver Moon, and Comet. I want to buy all three sculptures. Do you have them in stock, or could you order them? If not, could you refer me to a nearby dealer?

I am looking forward to adding these exquisite pieces of art to my collection.

Sincerely,

Cynthia A. Maustin

P.6 Letter 1
672 Saratoga Place Boston, MA 02120-3857

July 15, 2012

Ms. Annette Banks 91 Kenwood Street Brookline, MA 02446-2412

Dear Ms. Banks,

At our meeting this summer we decided to decide to dedicate one unit of instruction to John F. Kennedy. As you will recall, I was assigned the responsibility for proposing curriculum for this particular unit of instruction.

The possibilities of what to include in this unit were unlimited. It was very difficult squeezing everything into a one-week unit (see enclosures). However, I enjoyed the challenge of trying to do so. JFK is one of my favorite Presidents; many of my childhood memories are centered around the few short years that he was President.

What do you think of taking our classes on a tour of his birthplace? The home he was born in at 83 Beals Street is now a National Historic Site. Wouldn't this be a great way to conclude our unit and impress upon our students that the 35th President of the United States lived in a modest home only a few blocks away from our school?

If this is of interest to you, I will start making arrangements for both of our arrangements for both of our classes. I'm already getting excited about returning to school in the fall.

Sincerely,

Blake Finley

xx Enclodeures

P.6 letter 2
325 Manhattan Avenue New York, NY 10025-3827

May 7, 2012

Ms. Suzanne E. Salmon 1116 Tiffany Street Bronx, Ny 10459-2276

Dear Ms. Salmon

I would be more than

Compare & Contrast draft.
In high school you have a lot more freedom. High school is around the time when you get your liscense and staart driving. Some teens have later curfiews. At school you have available snack machines that you ca use at break. With more privellages there comes more responsibilities, if you misuse or take advantage of your high school freedom you can get yourself a Saturday school, four hours at the ALC.

In middle school you have less classes, but that only means their is longer class periods. There's less students in middle school because there's only two grades in that school. When you get into trouble in middle school the punishments are minor, like ISS.

Both Middle School and High School have the choices of free lunches for he students that can't afford it. Thry both have a variety of afterschool activities such as band and sports.

Intro
High school and Middle school are different in all sorts of ways. They do also have some similarities. Here are a few of their likes and defferences.

Conclusion
As you may see, they differ in many ways, but they also have have quite a few comparisons. And theu really aren't too different.