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East High School Observation
Participants in Viviana and I’s research included 144 East High students. These student ranged from 9th-11th grade but could be broken up into 18 freshmen, 33 sophomores, 69 juniors, and 24 seniors. These students are part of a large school with roughly 1328 kids. Some other participants included Ms. Burkhart and Ms. Beekmann. These two ladies make up the attendance office at East High. They work daily with incoming visitors as well as the attendance of students. Lastly, our principal, Mr. Todd, played a crucial role in our study. Mr. Todd has been the principal of East High for many years now and has become very familiar with the school and its

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