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Letter To Fairchild Magnet School

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Hello my name is Nyah Audena I am currently a 9th grader at Fairchild Wheeler Interdistrict Magnet School I am applying to this school again because I know that it will be a much better fit for me. Experiences that I have had to make me want to learn about different cultures is that my father and mother recently did an ancestry test and have found out that they have all types of cultures in learning this it has only made me more excited t learn about different cultures
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