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Stafford Middle School Geography
The physical and human geography of Stafford Middle School is it’s very stressful. The cultural features is its diverse population. And finally the human environment interaction is exciting and sometimes aggressive.
Stafford Middle School is very sturdy because it is made of brick. Generally it’s very secure because it has a security system and an SRO (School Resource Officer). It’s also very crowded because there are so many people. It’s really annoying when it’s crowded because teachers expect us to get to class in two minutes when there’s roughly 150 people trying to get to their classes. Most of the time people don’t walk on the right side of the hallway and some kids push their way through knocking people down and aggravating everyone

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