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Personal Narrative: My Shadow Day At Dematha
In the spring of 2014, my life completely changed when I graduated from St. John the Evangelist Parish School. The two high schools that accepted me were Gonzaga College High School and Dematha Catholic High School. The people I knew my whole life we're going to schools such as Dematha. It all came down to me to either go to the schools in which most of the people I knew were going or experience something new which I have never done before. The decision that I made shaped the person who I am today. During my shadow day at Dematha, I saw multiple of my friends who usually see me at other activities such as soccer. I went to multiple classes which I enjoyed and went out to see one of their own soccer practices. Some of my classmates from
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