Stafford Middle School Geography Essay

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“Education is the most powerful weapon in which you can use to change the world” is a quote from Nelson Mandela. School is a place where all students such as the students at Stafford Middle School can feel safe and comfortable in their environment. The physical geography of Stafford Middle is really just a large secure building, the human is very diverse, and The human interactions describe as different, because the students have like one maybe two groups of friends and that’s who they stick to and really nobody else. The physical geography is a large and secure building. It is rather large because there are a lot of classrooms and other rooms. The building is secure and that it something all students should realize. There are cameras , everywhere and there is a Deputy Police Officer, “(School Resource Officer)” that works …show more content…
By diverse I mean that the school is not predominantly one race. There are a large variety of ethnic groups. Also, there are different religions all around too. The great thing that students appreciate is that all religions are accepted and nobody will say anything. This is something most students would enjoy because they can be any religion they want and that’s all them. Lastly, the human interaction is rather low. Once students find a group of friends, that is mainly who they stick with. They may have more than one group of friends but that probably will not be their main “crew” so to speak. It may be a good thing though, because not everybody can just “get along” that would be rather close to impossible. In conclusion,t Stafford Middle School is a good school. It is a good schools because the physical structure is large and safe, the cultural features are diverse and causes a new/different environment for students, and finally the human interaction is kind of low but adequate. These are some of the reasons why Stafford Middle School may be the school you choose for your

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