How Does Edward Contribute To School

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I believe that Edward can contribute to the school with his enthusiasm, vitality and leadership, as he has experiences for launching many activities, including looking for venue, cost distribution and safety insurance and so on. For example, since his 7th grade, some of his classmates go to USA to study. Edward held farewell and homecoming parties, for which he even sends them to subway.

Therefore, I believe that Edward would contribute to his school with his passion and responsible attitude to school. He will not only adapt to a new environment quickly, but also influence his community with his kindness and ability.

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