Humans of Sophomores Honors:Daniel King

I interviewed Daniel King a fellow student in my class about his family,academics, and cultural background.I was surprised by how spread out his family was and how well he knew them.He also told me how he loves languages and academics.

By Baeden S. from Eureka Senior High School in California

"So I'm English,Costa Rican, and Mexican,I have been to London and met my family there and have and in Mexico too.I spend summers either in England or Mexico with family but haven't gone since Covid.”

“I'm good at math and pretty good at learning languages”.

“Well one time I went to England and my grandpa speaks German there and I was learning it but then I said it was stupid and now I'm in German but I took a test to get out of German but I failed because I didn't study it.”

“I know I want to go to college but i'm not sure where yet.”

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