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Our Students are leading the communication forefront this year! We have taken up the challenge to produce a student lead newspaper to let our students experience first hand an authentic way to learn the importance of communication, collaboration, critical thinking and creativity. We decided a news publication woould be a great way to start!
Our student staff is off to a great start! We have some of the hardest working writers in the business, dedicated to sharing the news at Aversboro. We have been working on developing news departments, learning about copy editors, section editors and deadlines. We hope to see our readers increase as our issues hit the press! Please keep checking on our progress and keep reading!
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Sydney Jenness
I am a professional writer who is constantly questioning how different people write and the science behind it I currently work and live in Garner. I’m passionate about my role as a writer because it allows me to create new things, have fun and inspire people to do their own thing.
I’m told I have a great frame of reference in humor which has helped me be passionate and believe in myself during my time at Aversboro. One day I want to have a farm with a lot of cats and dogs and other animals, but until then I will continue to help with making people happy and being kind every day.
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Greyson Cooper
Combine skill, time and respect and you have Greyson. Serving as a writer on the Aversboro Newspaper takes on challenging responsibilities such as creativity and time.
He is a master of writing, a professional of playing football, and skillful of playing basketball. His impressive background allows him to dribble under my legs and dribble while my eyes are closed.
In addition to my 4 of years at Aversboro, Greyson is also in math AIG and kind of popular.
Ask him to help you play basketball, because I am pretty good. It’s his special talent!
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Terrance Young Blackwell
I am a professional baseball player who is constantly questioning skills and leadership.
I currently work and live in Garner by way Cary. I’m passionate about my role as future MLB player because it allows me to have fun and express my feelings.
I’m told I have a great frame of reference in math, which has help me get better at math and pass grades during my time at Aversboro. One day I want to play baseball, but until then I will continue to help with safety patrol and have fun every day.
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Shamar Jones
I am a professional basketball player who is constantly questioning my skill and position.
I currently work and live in Garner by way Washington. I’m passionate about my role as student because it allows me to show my ability and skills.
I’m told I have a great frame of reference in math which has help me and pass my grades during my time at Aversboro. One day I want to play in the NFL , but until then I will continue to help with reading and science every day.
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Kristal Sanchez-Rodgriguez
Combine math, origamis and music and you have Kristal. Serving as a writer on the Aversboro Newspaper takes on challenging responsibilities such as being on time for school every morning and paying attention to the teachers for instructions.
She is a master martial artist, a professional writer, and skillful singer. Her impressive background allows her to multitask and pay attention while doing the newspaper.
In addition to my 5 of years at Aversboro, Kristal is also in the Aversboro chorus and GOTR.
Ask her to make an origami. It’s her special talent!
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Caden Crigler
As a student I’m responsible for overseeing if something is spelled correctly, if something doesn’t look right and look if I can add stuff. I’m particularly involved with Max and Randall, as my primary goal is to be good at typing and be good at Fortnite. I bring 3 years of experience to my role including: playing with computers, practising typing for like 2 years in computer lab at Timber Drive and doing typing projects in school. As a result of this background my approach is very structured and I bring a high level of experience to the work.
Outside of Aversboro I am a self proclaimed gamer who likes to play Fortnite and Stream.
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Brayden Bagwell
I am a professional writer who is constantly questioning math and science.
I currently work and live in North Carolina by way Garner. I’m passionate about my role as writer because it allows me to express, work and have fun.
I’m told I have a great frame of reference in science which has help me be a leader and have fun during my time at Aversboro. One day I want to be in the coast guard, but until then I will continue to help with writing and learning every day.
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Addison Brown
Combine arts and smarts and you have Addison. Serving as a writer on the Aversboro Newspaper takes on challenging responsibilities such as imagination and story finding. She is a master artist, a professional writer, and skillful softball player. Her impressive background allows her to draw, write and pitch at a game.
In addition to my 6 of years at Aversboro, Addison is also in clogging and ballet.
Ask her to stitch you something up. It’s her special talent!
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Jasmine Williams
Combine fashion, love and hard work and you have Jasmine. Serving as a writer on the Aversboro Newspaper takes on challenging responsibilities such as, making sure you know what you are doing and checking over your work. I am a master slimer, a professional writer and skillful dancer. My impressive background allows me to be creative and funny. In addition to my three years at Aversboro Elementary, I am also in dance and singing! Ask me to prank someone. It’s my special talent!
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Braylen McRae
Combine basketball, art and math and you have Braylen. Serving as a writer on the Aversboro Newspaper takes on challenging responsibilities such as focusing and respectful.
He is a master basketball, a professional drawer, and skillful video game player.His impressive background allows him to math and sports while games.
In addition to my 1 of years at Aversboro, Braylen is also able to play video games and sports.
Ask me for a 1v1 in basketball. It’s his special talent!