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(ELSA PEREZ , ANA ROMERA , SARA MARTINEZ , ADRIANA RUIZ)
GAS IN A HIGH SCHOOL OF ZARAGOZA
In high school Sunset, the 4 of May of 1944 in Zaragoza a very sinister event occurred.
This school had 10 strict rules that had to be followed by absolutely all students, but 3 of them were the most important. They consisted of: never meet boys and girls, never look the director in the eye and never open the door at the end of the hall.
Just two days ago, at Sunset High, a group of boys and girls met at recess knowing it was forbidden. At the time nobody saw them but they did it to open that forbidden door.
They managed to break in. We have no information on what’s inside, but the cameras in the hallway recorded how the group of students entered.
The janitor told us that he saw them on the cameras and went up to get them and going down to the principal’s office and laughed at them not to look him in the eye.
The students, terrified by what they had seen, forgot and looked into her eyes. Making this mistake, the doors and windows of the school closed automatically leaving the school without light and only hearing the cries of the group of students.
The only surviving student told us that 10 seconds after closing everything was heard something coming out of the ducts for having breached these 3 rules. It turned out to be gas, which they used in the concentration camps. Students began to cough and little by little were drowning less this survivor who woke up after 8 hours.
The school is in ruins right now and there are rumors that there’s still some gas inside.
(MARTA BERNAL, ALBA CURDI, NAIA PÉREZ Y JUDITH PÉREZ)
In the English project we have made a fake news and an instagram account.
NEW RULES HIGH SCHOOL IES MALCUEYO GÓMEZ (ZARAGOZA)
A new institute in Zaragoza has upset students and their family for its terrible and crazy rules.
In the Malcueyo Gómez institute there has been a total fail.
The students of that center have attacked a teacher for some new rules that they have put in the institute.
A high school created new rules for his students, the high school is IES MALCUEYO GOMEZ located in Zaragoza, Spain.
The other day on the 24th of November the director, Salma Viyuela met all the students in the Assembly Hall, where she gave them the terrible news.
The new rules is:
1. Don't bring food to school
2. It is forbidden to enter the institute with shoes, at the entrance you have to take off your shoes and they give you bags for your feet.
3. If you have long hair, you should wear a ponytail
When the students heard the new rules they got angry and they attacked a teacher, Maikel Ramirez, because he created the new rules and he received some hits.
A student of 4 eso was the one who started it all. He got up from the chair and hit the teacher with a notebook on the head.
Another students swayed to him.
The ambulance took him away, the director tells us that he is fine now.
OUR INSTAGRAM ACCOUNT: @iesmalcueyonew
(OLATZ VICENTE, ÁNGELA PEÑA, ROCÍO GORRITZ Y LAURA MODREGO)
AN HOLD HIGH SCHOOL IS REPLACED
The oldest high school in the city of Zaragoza is going to be destroyed and replaced by a newer, modern and strict one.
The Mainland High School will be replaced next month by the new Isidoro High School. Supposedly because it was too old.
The rules of Isidoro are much stricter than Mainland
Put away your phones before entering high school.
Breaks last no more than 10 minutes.
-Each cafeteria meal costs 7 euros, and only healthy snacks are allowed.
-Everyone has to play a compulsory sport after class and the compulsory dress code is the uniform.
-Whoever has long hair must tie it up.
-Bathroom use is only allowed during brakes, and finally, students have a mandatory weekly reading.
His goal is for his students to be the best they can be when it comes to work. But the citizens think they are too strict.
The mayor thinks it's a good idea, and he doesn't care about the opinion of the city people, so this new project is impossible to stop.
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