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Dishman Hills High School: Diego Garcia, student — West Valley School District Spokane

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Dishman Hills High School student Diego Garcia speaks about what brought him to Dishman and how Dishman staff supports and motivates him to be the first in his family to go to college. We believe in partnering with our community to prepare our students for college, career, and citizenship. We do this by creating unique, high-rigor programs that respond to the needs of our students, staff, and community. We are the West Valley School District.

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does a star travel alone in the high school and it's always so it's something different Rome spread around school people would start to be like oh he's the kid that smokes weed he's a kid that does that and really get to me in a way because I wasn't close to what the person they thought I was you know pressing down on your shoulders when she walked in knots that's how I felt that's how I felt that really it really took a big toll on me which made me want to leave that school and come in addition I came here and they gave me my space they understood who I was they asked who I was at first instead of assuming where was it makes me feel like motivated going to school be myself and still do my work the school is very helpful for learning environment for people you get that one-on-one help that you need you get all the support from everyone even students that you don't know I'll be the first to go to college out of my family and that's what I'm looking for, new editions probably my best decision

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Dishman Hills High School: Diego Garcia, student — West Valley School District Spokane

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