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Emme Borrelli

Emme Borrelli, Writer

Hi! My name is Emme and I am a writer for the Bulldog Barker. I have been writing for the newspaper for two years. I love to draw, cook, bake, and hang out with friends. I’m looking forward to writing and being a part of this group. I am in band and science club. I also swim and play softball. I don’t know what I want to be when I grow up, and I think that is okay to not know. An interesting fact about me is that I play oboe and clarinet in band.

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The sixth grade band preps for the winter concert on Oct. 23 in the auditorium.

Sixth through 12th grade bands prep for upcoming winter concert in December

Emme Borrelli, Writer
November 30, 2023
The middle school play cast is practicing scene five in the auditorium.

Farmageddon: middle school play promises mystery and fun

Emme Borrelli, Writer
April 14, 2023

Kalahari trip benefits local ministry

Emme Borrelli, Writer
March 14, 2023
This photo was taken on Dec 8, 2022 in the cafeteria.

Grades 3, 4 and middle school say goodbye to Mrs. Sue Beckey

Emme Borrelli, Writer
January 5, 2023
This photo was taken on Dec 8, 2022 in the cafeteria.

[Photo] Freedom says goodbye to Ms. Nancy

Emme Borelli, Writer
January 5, 2023
Do you love to tie-dye? Freedom Middle School is tie-dying house shirts. Mrs. Sara Miller and Miss Sara Heiman are in charge of it, along with the rest of the PAWS Core Team teachers. Miss Heiman said, “We wanted every kid in the school to be able to show their house colors, and so we thought a fun way to do that is to tie-dye in the different house colors. We thought as middle schoolers that everybody could handle that and it actually went really well. I think there werent many major accidents, so it was a success. We were going for a tie-dye theme. We went with red tie-dye before and were continuing with the different house colors.” Last year the fifth graders rubber banded their shirts and the fourth grade teachers tie-dyed it. When fifth graders Klaire Evans and Juliet Pivik were asked what they liked about this years tie-dye compared to last years tie-dye, this is what they said. “You have a lot more freedom of what you get to do like patterns and sometimes colors. It’s a lot more hands on. So it makes it more fun.” Klaire Evans said. “You actually get to tie-dye the shirts, but last year all you got to do was rubber band it.” Juliet Pivik said.

Students tie-dye house shirts

Emme Borrelli, Writer
October 26, 2022
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