Catholic School Observation

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I like to sing and I like to watch my friends perform too, and at Holy Family Catholic School, we have all our pep rallies and talent shows in three different rooms instead of just one room particularly for that. If we had one single room, we could add chairs instead of sitting on the floor. We could add stage lights so we can add more drama. We can also make the room much bigger, and I feel it would be great if Holy Family Catholic School could add an auditorium. First, we could add chairs to the auditorium. We students are always squished against each other and that causes us to focus on the students that are sitting next to us, to get more comfortable, instead of focusing on the performer. It would be much more comfortable than

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