6th Grade Student Reflections
ON GRADUATION FROM CURTIS SCHOOL

During the final weeks of the 2011-2012 school year, sixth grade students had the opportunity to consider and to share a series of reflections with their teachers, and with each other. Each student shared one such reflection during our final ceremony; here, you can see them all.
Please select a topic below:
4. Do you hope to take a risk, or seize an opportunity, in secondary school? What is it, and why?
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