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Kamari Ronfeldt is a track and cross-country runner who splits between Pioneer and Community High School. He was wearing the Pioneers signature purple when walking through the halls. “Pioneer is kinda lame compared to Community," Ronfeldt said. “When life gives you lemons, you have to make a school like Pioneer and infuse it with lemons so you can maximize profit; this is how we know that school is a moneymaking government conspiracy and we should defund the board of education.”
March 14, 2025
Kamari Ronfeldt is a track and cross-country runner who splits between Pioneer and Community High School. He was wearing the Pioneers signature purple when walking through the halls. “Pioneer is kinda lame compared to Community," Ronfeldt said. “When life gives you lemons, you have to make a school like Pioneer and infuse it with lemons so you can maximize profit; this is how we know that school is a moneymaking government conspiracy and we should defund the board of education.”
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