Features
Student spotlight with Dom Avon
By: Brody England
For this document I am interviewing a kid named Dom in 7th grade for the student spotlight, during this I will be asking him some questions that have to do with the school. The questions I will be asking is how his 7th grade year is going and If he’s ready for eighth grade, also I will be asking how his years went and how it’s going, lastly I will be asking him what his Favorite parts of the school year was.
I asked Dom how his 7th grade year was going and he said it’s going great because he has all A’s and it’s the easiest grade. I asked Dom if he’s ready for eighth grade and he said yes because he’s ready for school sports and because he has good grades and is ready for hard stuff.I asked him if his years been doing good and how it’s going he said he’s been suspended and 4 lunch detentions but he has had good grades and has good grades right now so it’s getting better. Lastly I asked Dom what his favorite parts of the school year have been, he responded by saying he was happy about the switch in related arts so we can learn a lot. Also he said that he loves the voyage team and how kind they are and the voyage teams schedule. Also Dom said he liked the new people and friends that he has made so far.
In conclusion I hope you learned a lot about what Dom's thoughts were and how the average student thinks about school, and how he enjoys doing sports and getting good grades.
Food Review
By Hailey D.
This review is about the food at Summit. Some days summit food is terrible and other days it’s good. Some people don’t even have the school food, they bring in their own food. (Home lunch). You can also use your own money and buy snacks from their A'la Carte or vending machine.
One item on the menu is the walking taco. This item is very popular. This meal comes with:
Doritos
Shredded lettuce
Cheese
Meat
Sour cream
You can choose what items you want to include in your meal. This is good because some people have different preferences than others.
Another meal is the spicy chicken sandwich. This one is not as popular. It is a chicken sandwich that is a little more spicy than usual.
If you don’t like the menu you can always get a salad, yogurt, or turkey. You can get extra meals each day but it costs extra money each time.
by Kinzey
Student Spotlight
By: Olivia Havig
Today I will be interviewing Cadence Kasper, she is a seventh grade student in Mission South. I will be interviewing her about her opinions on Summit, school lunch, and many other things.
Me: What is your name?
Cadence: Cadence Kasper.
Me: When did you come to the Johnston District?
Cadence: I moved to Johnston in November of 2022, but I finished school in Ankeny, and came to Summit at the beginning of seventh grade.
Me: What is your favorite part about Summit?
Cadence: The school hours, like how short the school days are. And the people.
Me: What classes do you enjoy?
Cadence: I like science and I like math, only because of the people in the class, not the subject.
Me: What is your least favorite thing about Summit?
Cadence: The school lunch and that you have to swim.
Me: What is your favorite school lunch?
Cadence: Probably the walking tacos, but my least favorite is the day we have pizza and grilled cheese.
Me: Do you have any siblings or pets?
Cadence: I have one brother who is eight years old, and I have a German Shepard named Armee and a Pit Bull named Bravo.
Me: What are your hobbies?
Cadence: Being with my dogs and watching Netflix.
Me: What is your favorite color?
Cadence: Turquoise or coral.
Me: What is your favorite food?
Cadence: Chicken enchiladas, bean and wild rice casserole, and Mexican soup.
Hey I’m lucy mroz and here are other kid options about school lunches