Nov. 16-20th is American Education Week. The Gazette talked to these students and staff members on Monday, Nov. 16 as school was starting to get their thoughts on what education means to them.
Beckett Dickey
“It means that if I wanted to become a plumber, then I’ll need math, and this will help me learn what I need to do.”
Abby Fetter
“It’s important every single day and in every single way. Not only do you get to see friends every day, but you learn new things and see that the world is full of lots of possibilities.”
Landon Koster
“I want to become a mechanic. Sure, school can be hard sometimes, but it’s worth it.”
Zach Uhl
“Education gives you insight. What jobs are available for you, what your interests are and most importantly finding out what you’re good at.”
Michelle Pliska
“Education is the most important thing. It is the tool that gets you through life.”
Lauren Stoterau
“Education lets you do anything, it helps these students to do whatever they want in their lives as they grow.”
