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Rose Hood, Tessa Aprea, and Jules Pashturro sit at the third floor tables while trying to work out a problem in Aprea's Algebra 2 notebook. They often find themselves stuck, so working through the problems together is helpful. "Being able to work through the questions with my friends helps so much," Aprea says. "It helps me better understand the questions."
October 3, 2025
Rose Hood, Tessa Aprea, and Jules Pashturro sit at the third floor tables while trying to work out a problem in Aprea's Algebra 2 notebook. They often find themselves stuck, so working through the problems together is helpful. "Being able to work through the questions with my friends helps so much," Aprea says. "It helps me better understand the questions."
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