DianaG

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 * Diana Garcia**
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= = = = =iMiddle 3.0:= It is iMiddle's third year, and we are trying to get all of the students to get a 3.0 g.p.a. or above. iMiddle is where character and technology come together. Everything so far is awesome. All of the staff members are nice and will do anything they can to help you get a good grade. Our staff is one of the best in San Diego. Our principal is Mr. Klien, and our vice principal is Mrs. Krey. We have lots of technology and every student has the opportunity to use it. Mr.Klien's goal and all of the staff's is to have us succeed. So they have built a program were every student in the school is able to take their own laptop home and back to school everyday. At the end of the year you turn them back in in good conditions. We also have on ASB class. Which organizes many events for us, like fun Fridays, assemblies, rallies and field trips. Innovation Middle school students are also important. Here is a quote of an iMiddle student: "iMiddle is one of the coolest schools, because we get laptops." by: Hannah Reyes. So iMiddle is just striking to be the best. =Yearbook Evaluation:= I think that one important criteria is if the photographs are posed or not. If they are posed then they don't look as natural as if they were doing something and a picture was taken. In last years yearbook many of the picture were actually posed like the lines. If you go to page 4 and 5 all of the pictures on the spread are posed. They might help see what the spread says but, it gets boring to not see something that they were doing. Also I think that sometimes it makes the yearbook look like if all the pictures were posed for, and it makes people think if what they saw wasn't "made up". But also some photography was pretty good and not posed. Another thing is the theme. All of the pages say "It's all Good" and it gets annoying it makes you just not want to read it because it will say the same thing. More than 75% of the yearbook has "It's all Good" as a title and it just isn't good. If this year we don't mention itso many times it would make the yearbook so much better than lasts year yearbook. Design, was good, some pages were awesome. The layout was pretty good and many of the pages were consistent and different at the same time which makes the yearbook interesting. What was good about the design was that every spread had a different background so there were no 2 spreads with the same background. The coverage of the yearbook wasn't good. thee were people that were not include. Some were put in the yearbook more than twice. Also there were Fun Friday events that were not included. Writing is good it explains hat each spread takes about and it is not that boring. Also on the Eight grade It's all good, there is a picture of three seventh graders when that page is for 8th graders.

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Diana Garcia. I was born in San Diego, CA. on January. I lived in San Diego for a few years, then moved to Arkansas and studied half of my kindergarten there. Then moved back to San Diego and finished my other half of kindergarten at [|Hawthorne Elementary]. I also studied at Hawthorne. All of my other grades, until I moved on the middle school. I like to listen to music, watch t.v., cook and have good grades. My favorite color is red, and i usually like to do things manually. I used to play the violin as well.