Analysis: Why Some School Events Should Be Held In Aurelia

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Some school events should be held in Aurelia. The people who live in Aurelia have to drive to Alta for most of the school events. Whether it’s the students who is in the event or activity or a parent that goes to watch it. A lot of students, when going to a school event, often get home late or later than the people who live in Alta. People could say that most of the middle school events are held in Aurelia, but many of all school events are held in Alta. Also, high schoolers can drive to middle school, middle schoolers cannot drive to Aurelia. So, the easiest way for people to get to school events would be to drive there, instead of having their parents drive them and have to drive back to pick them up.

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