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Pilchuck High School: Case Study

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Tessa an upcoming freshman at Pilchuck High School spends most of her summer playing football with her boyfriend and his friends. Moreover, she went for runs with her best friends Lexie and Marina. Throughout the summer many things had happened to Tessa; she had gotten a boyfriend, she started playing football, and had a strife with her mother. But most of all she had been able to play in football camp. The decisions that she had to make had conflicted with her friends and family members. Which had interfered on whether or not she should play football in the first place.
Tessa 's strife with her mother makes it hard for Tessa to talk to her. Tessa 's mother starts to have a lot on her hand and in a way, forgets about Tessa at times

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