Blog 3, Natalie Juarez, Chicago

Hello everyone,

This past week has been amazing. We had a field trip on Monday to Haunted Trails. The students had tons of fun. I am so happy I was a part of that experience. Many of them had been in the program for several years and they spoke to me about past adventures and other stories. I really enjoyed the day. On Thursday they performed, I was so proud of them. Being apart of their practices and seeing them perform infront of their parents was wonderful and an experience I will never forget. Today was tha last day for the summer group and there was a roller coaster of emotion. I love all the moments I got to spend with them in the museum and I'm so proud of each one of the students. I will give them a visit next summer and they promised to tell me all about school when I see them again. I'm super excited for the younger students and I'm looking forward to the remainder of the internship. Take care guys. 
Natalie Juarez 


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