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I started my junior year in here. I was involved in MCDC (multicultural diversity club); And also continuing working on ELL program and tutoring with Mr. Bierman after school. Beginning of the junior year, I was involved in ESL conversation program. I was involved in helping other kids to do their homework after school. I was involved in talent show.
I was a member of MCDC(multicultural diversity club).
Outside of the school, although I couldn’t able to do anything because of my family and the place was new for me and my family, I joined ESL summer program with my brothers.

Service: By the end of my junior year, I was able to complete m y community s which is 39 hour (required-30 hour).
I also got the Honor Roll Certificate, Principal

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