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pshichka [43]
2 years ago
5

A student wrote the following letter to his school board to persuade the members not to cut funding for his

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andre [41]2 years ago
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I understand that you need to make budget cuts for next year, but you "(should not)" cut funding from the swim team. Four "(members)" made it to the state championships this year, and I am sure you remember that Stacy won first place in diving! Publicity from attending state meets is good for our school and motivates alumni "(to donate)" to the booster club. In addition, the swim team provides "(much-needed)"  exercise to an increasingly inactive student body. Without the swim team, we would all be stuck at home playing video games!

"(Sincerely)"

Logan Jackson”

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