Latamara+Evans

==I support ROTC, because you learn about it. You (YOU GET TO JJ) wear uniforms, you have to wear it every once a week. Some (PEOPLE JJ) might want to go to the military ball .You (GET TO JJ) go on trips, too. (THEY ALSO JJ) Go to colleges and meet other people. (TEACHES YOU TO HAVE JJ) respect for the teachers. Know the drills; see new people. And you can go on competitions, and win trophies, get (Certificates JJ), and get lots trophies, win first place. Sometimes, when you go to places they might ask you to do some drills that we learn in class and because you can and will get a grade for particpation.==

==Do you support extra curricular activties? I do because it's a reason why we should or should not have extra curricular activties it could be for a grade, you can win trophies, and if would wanna do ROTC then you have to know the drills!!!== ==I agree that we should school year around because we can graduate faster,you can remember better things, you can make up your classes if you are failing. Instead, of missing and forgetting everything that you talked about during the school year you want forget, so you can go to the next grade. During the summer, you forgetting forget everything so you can remember. If you are failing a class and instead of going to summer school you just make it up during school. If you want to past to the next grade, then.== (GOOD, JUST NEEDS MORE INFO/DETAIL 'nps') "GOOD JUST NEED AN INTRO AND A CONCLUSION DJ"

Dear Ms. Banks,
==At our meeting this summer, we decided to dedicate one unit of instruction to John F. Kennedy. As you will recall, I was assigned the responsibility for proposing a curriculum for this particular unit of instruction. The possibities of what to include in this unit were unlimited. It was very diffcult squeezing everything into a one-week unit (see enclosure). However, I enjoyed the challenge of trying to do so. JFK is one of my most 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?==