The board was peppered with colorful announcements. Auditions for Peter Pan, a request for library assistants...
"Look!" said Samantha, pointing to a light blue flier. "I can run for Student Council now that I'm a fifth grader!"
But I didn't care about that. The only thing I saw was a pale orange sheet of paper advertising a meeting for people interested in being on the staff of the RSSG Post, the school's newspaper.
"You have fun campaigning for Student Council," I told my friend. "I'm gonna be a reporter and writer for the Post."
"Oooh, Kit, that's perfect for you!" she squealed. "When's the meeting?"
I checked. "Tomorrow at lunch."
"That's okay. I'll sit with Tracy." Samantha giggled. She started babbling about Student Council as we slowly made our way to the exit of the school.
I promise to let you know everything that goes on at tomorrow's newspaper meeting! I can't wait!
-Kit, future newspaper staff member
P.S. I told you school would get interesting...
Oh how cool!!! That sounds perfect for you. :) Our school has a newspaper club thing too...but I haven't been able to do much for it because the girl who's in charge doesn't like me very much. Then again, she doesn't like anyone very much! XD
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Yeah, I can't wait. That reminds me, I wonder who's going to be student editor. Even though there's already a teacher adviser, a sixth grader is chosen to be student editor. When I'm in sixth grade next year, that's what I want to do. :)
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