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How I Would Change My School I have attended Community Christian School for thirteen years, virtually all of my life. I love the dynamic relationships I have with my educators and fellow students, so I really could not ask for much more. However, I had the power to change my school I would bring about more funding so our library, curriculum, and clubs could be updated. Since I go to a private school there is always times the school could use additionally funding. Because the school has a heart for Christian education they choose not to raise the price of tuition, so students who do not come from well off families won’t be terribly burdened. If I could give the school a large lump sum of money I would. Without proper funding the school is

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