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I grew up in a christian family and I'm the middle of five siblings. I was homeschooled up till 3rd grade. In 4th grade a transfer to public school. I stayed in public school until halfway through my 7th grade year when I decided I wanted to be homeschooled until high school. I choose to come to Wheaton Academy because I wanted to experiencing something new. My high school years have been definitely worth the hard work and have been very rewarding. I love the level of freedom and trust the students at WA are given. A very significant experience for during my years at Wheaton Academy happened in March of my sophomore year when I decised I was interested in a future career in the military. This was a significant event for me because making this

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