“[One moment that changed my life was] when my mom died. My uncle had come to visit, and I was all excited. We were at my grandparent’s house, my dad was there, and my grandma got her phone out. We were all sitting in a circle, and she told us she got a call from the hospital, and my mom had died. I realize now why my uncle came to visit, but I didn’t know at the time. I didn’t see her that much anyway, [but everything] was just different after. [I regret] not spending enough time with the people I care about because you never know when you won’t be able to see them again.”
— Ava Silva, 9
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Ava Bauman, CJ1 Writer
Pronouns: she/her
I am a freshman and this is my first year on staff. Outside of school, I can be found doing gymnastics, hanging out with my friends and spending time with family