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OPEN HOUSE November 7, 2015
10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
EDUCATION GUIDE “My favorite subject in school would have to be literature. Generally, literature classes give people more insight into many different pieces of texts. Usually, intricate analyses interest me, so I like to learn more. It’s the thought-pricking aspect of it that attracts me.”
Ricky Cao Dunwoody High School
“My favorite subject in school is history, because I love analyzing how seemingly mundane events from the past are all interconnected and have affected the events of today. I also love reading primary sources, as well as studying historians’ explanations of past events.”
Catherine Benedict The Westminster Schools
“My favorite subject is math. It’s my favorite because it is the most engaged class and I’m rarely bored.”
Paul Curran The Galloway School
300 Grimes Bridge Road Roswell, GA 30075 678.205.4988 www.theswiftschool.org
“I like anatomy and physiology because we’re learning about the body and I like science. I want to be a physician.”
Manshi Baskaran North Springs Charter High School
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“I’ll say history because you learn about the past.”
LEARN TO THINK, LEARN TO LEAD...
Brian Smith Riverwood International Charter High School
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“I love Latin because it’s really fun and my teacher is really passionate about it.”
athletically culturally
Natalie Casal Holy Spirit Preparatory School
artistically
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“AP bio because eventually I want to go into the medical field and that’s the foundation.”
Kate Chesser Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School