We are so close to the finish line. Despite the stress of final exams, AP tests, transferring college credits and for seniors, the mixed emotions of stepping on stage for graduation, this is our first official Covid-free summer. While I and many other seniors figure out our lives after high school, what are your plans this summer?
RULES:
- Comment on this post your summer plans!
- Entries must be school appropriate.
- Students must log-in to comment (make sure your username is your first and last name)
- The winner will be chosen randomly by the staff of the Southwest Shadow. Entries will close on May 28 at 11:59 p.m.
Prize: $10 Starbucks gift card
![Increasing issues with carbon emissions have students worried about the future of the Earth. An article written by the NCEI predicts that there’s a 22 percent chance that 2024 will be the hottest year, and there is a 99 percent chance that it will rank in the top five of the hottest years. “Where I live there’s a whole area where people just dump their trash, and who knows, in 10 to 30 years it might get so bad that we’ll just see trash everywhere,” sophomore Eliza Pangilinan said. “Even that small piece of trash went through a factory, and those factories produce a lot of gas [emissions].”](https://southwestshadow.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/carbon_footprint-1-1200x900.jpeg)
Alexandra Espinoza • May 10, 2022 at
Some of my summer plans are going to be working and hanging out with some friends. I’ll also be celebrating my birthday in June so I’m looking forward to it and I might go to Korea for a language camp so I’m also looking forward to that!
Ava Tatum • May 5, 2022 at
I am going to hang out with my friends a lot and probably start babysitting again. In July am going to see my family in New York and I am also going to celebrate my birthday!