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  Kaylee Crews planning sheet 11/22 ● Give yourself a title: are you in the Senate or the House?: House ● Party Affiliation: Republican  ● A slogan that reaches and persuades the masses: “To be smart is to chose smart”  ● An image (portrait, historic, catchy-design: ● Platform Topics (3) from below include: (these can be on page 2 or the back): EDUCATION  ○ significance and population targeted: Parents wanting a good education and future for their ids ○ implications for voters to consider: emotions, how I relate to them, diversity ○ Your proposed recommendations for each topic: when looking into education, my plans would be to help out the ones that can’t help themselves, but also focus on what is going on directly in school. As a student in school I am able to see things that others don’t see or maybe put in an opinion or two. Therefore, i am going to use the experience that I personally have to create a image for myself. Topic #2: Law enforcement  significance and population targete

Hi everyone, welcome back to the Amazing blog of Florida!! Today I want to take you along and bring you to another historical site in my small town. One that I spent three years of my life at. Callahan Middle School. I attended the visit along with my Boyfriend, Brooks on November twelfth at around five in the afternoon. During our visit, we were there for around ten minutes just because it had been a part of both our lives.  Before segregation was banned, the middle school in my town was the all black high school. It states in Pine Forest Community High School (The American South), “ Starting in 1951, the black schools in Hilliard, Bryceville, and Kings Ferry were consolidated with the black school in Callahan to form Pine Forest High School.” During the time of operation, (seventeen years) it was open to grades 1-12. In 1968, is when all schools in Nassau integrated and Pine Forest High School became Callahan Middle school. All buildings have been renovated but the only true building