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Why Meldoy Doesn T Like School?
Melody likes the students in her class she knows a lot about all of her classmates. She thought she was going to like scholl but she doesn’t like school. She learns more on her own than she does in school. Melody has had some nice teachers and some mean ones Mrs. Billups is one of the mean teachers. Melody likes to watcht the other kids and wants to be included. Overall I would say Meldoy doesn’t like school.
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