Humans of Sophmore Honors:Jordan Phanh

For this project, I interviewed Jordan Phanh. We discussed how his life changed as he grew into young adulthood and the people who helped him along the way.

“My sisters have always been a major impact on my upbringing they’re kind of like my three other moms. I wanted to hurry up and be 18 and graduate and now time is going by so fast and I wish decided to like enjoy my childhood. Really to not procrastinate as much and definitely be motivated and think about how much things can really basically think about the consequences of things. When I realized that I wasn’t doing so well in school and that could really affect me in my college life.”

Eureka Senior High School

Soph Honors, 1st Period

Section 1

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