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Senior Spotlight: COURTNEY RHODES, MCHS 2020 Graduate
When did you first become involved with CTC? When we were first invited to one of the CTC meetings, Data Day.
What is the most positive aspect of being a part of the CTC coalition? Being able to have a voice in something that directly affects us. Everyone at the meetings are always open to our ideas.
What made you want to be a part of the CTC student led group PAWSitive Vibes? The idea that what we were doing had the potential to change negative mindsets into happy smiles.
What was your most memorable moment with PAWSitive Vibes? Seeing people’s reactions to what we were doing. So many students would talk about it!
What was your favorite PAWSitive Vibes activity? My favorite activity was the Post-its. It received the most interaction with other students.
What advice would you give to future PAWSitive Vibes members? To be creative and always come up with new ideas.
What do you hope to see come of PAWSitive Vibes? I hope that more people become involved and PAWSitive Vibes is able to put on more events with more participation.
What are your future plans? Going to Dickinson College to study Pre-Law.
Senior Spotlight: ADAM CHADICK MCHS 2020 Graduate
When did you first become involved with CTC? Fall 2019.
Have you attended CTC meetings? Yes.
What is the most positive aspect of being a part of the CTC coalition? Making a difference in my school and making it a more hospitable environment.
What made you want to be a part of the CTC student led group PAWSitive Vibes? Making my school a fun place to visit.
What was your most memorable moment with PAWSitive Vibes? All of our planning and after school meetings.
What was your favorite PAWSitive Vibes activity? Planning for our end of the year carnival.
What advice would you give to future PAWSitive Vibes members? Be yourself and don't be afraid to put yourself out there.
What do you hope to see come of PAWSitive Vibes? A legitimate school club and more widespread.
What are your future plans? Attend college and get into the FBI.
Anything else you would like to share? Thank you Aleta & Mrs. Pascoe!
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