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Reflection 5/3/22

Today in Mr.Rease's Mr.Rease's American Literature class we didn't do anything. Mr.Rease went over a few people's essays that we did yesterday. I had a pretty good day because I found out that since I am a Junior Marshall my last day of school is May, 11th. We will participate in the graduation since we are the top 5% of the Junior class. I forgot to mention that Coach Adams asked me to be one of the football managers which means free games all season, so I earned 2 great seats in the house.

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