Confessions From the Principal's Chair (2009)
Confessions From the Principal's Chair
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We spent the rest of that day unloading our van, buying groceries, and driving by schools. I was surprised because I had thought Prairie Dog Town would have a little white building with a bell outside, like the one-room schools you see on old western movies on TV.
Actually, they turned out to have three separate buildings. The high school, on one side of town, was the newest building of the three, and there was a smaller building there that said, "Office of the Superintendent." I didn't look... too carefully at the high school because I would be long gone before I finished my eighth-grade year. I had to believe that. The elementary school looked fairly new too, and it was on the other side of town from the high school.
My school was in the middle, just a block from the duplex we had rented. It was a big building made from a sort of red stone, and it was very, very old. A sign in front said, "Thomas Jefferson Middle School, Home of the Prairie Dogs." I was shocked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We spent the rest of that day unloading our van, buying groceries, and driving by schools. I was surprised because I had thought Prairie Dog Town would have a little white building with a bell outside, like the one-room schools you see on old western movies on TV.
Actually, they turned out to have three separate buildings. The high school, on one side of town, was the newest building of the three, and there was a smaller building there that said, "Office of the Superintendent." I didn't look... too carefully at the high school because I would be long gone before I finished my eighth-grade year. I had to believe that. The elementary school looked fairly new too, and it was on the other side of town from the high school.
My school was in the middle, just a block from the duplex we had rented. It was a big building made from a sort of red stone, and it was very, very old. A sign in front said, "Thomas Jefferson Middle School, Home of the Prairie Dogs." I was shocked.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Myers to read onlineMoreLess
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