Casco Bay High School Interview Report

I got the chance to interview a senior who goes to Casco Bay High School. His name is Zack and he's been at Casco bay since freshman year and this is his 4th and final year at Casco Bay. He's pretty tall and has short-ish red hair. When my whole class met up with seniors to interview I went and found him and everybody and their partner scurried off to start their interview. We went over to a big carpeted area called the great space. We went over to to a corner of the room I grabbed a comfy padded chair with a gold wooden frame.Zack grabbed a short plastic chair made to sit at for the keyboard in the room. Zack is wearing a flannel and I am too, I'm a bit nervous and he seems calm and ready. Around us other groups are starting, noise fills the air from other
Immediately the interview showed what he thought on the Casco bay community and how much it impacted him even though he had struggles. Throughout the years he has had a lot of struggles. He explained to me about how he has always had ADD and ADHD and how it's very hard for him to focus. He had to go to summer school a couple of times at the end of the year. Though school has been hard for him one of his favorite things was working on a project about minimum wage In the USA he did in junior year. He told me about how it made him feel like he was making a difference and how it was actually fun. He also has enjoyed X block. Throughout the years he has done frisbee and chess. He said he also does track for a sport. To him Casco bay High school x block helps build community. To him the community is nice and tight, he said "going here throughout the years I've builded closer and closer with a lot of people I didn't know". Through Casco he experienced many great bonding moments. To him the biggest bonding moment, was for junior journey when they took a 17 hour ride to Detroit. He told me "we got in a couple hotels and talked and it got pretty deep sometimes". His senior quest he went to the white