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Basketball Activity Class
Basketball Activity Class

Sherwood Middle School has just added a new elective class for students to attend. This class is the Basketball Activity Class. The basketball Activity class is and elective that a lot of students are excited for. Around the school, students are saying that this class is their favorite one yet. This elective class also seems to be a popular one. Many students were wishing that they could’ve had the class as one of their electives. This class is one that teaches the game of basketball, and also allows for games, and practice to be put in.

Many students at Sherwood Middle school seem to enjoy to play the game of basketball more than other sports. These sports include football, soccer, tennis, and more. The students at the middle school also enjoy playing at different times of the school day. They will play in the mornings before school starts, and at lunch too. But,, these students don’t always get as much time as they would hope for in P.E. or Team Sports. The teachers realized this and decided that it would be a good idea if the students could participate in a basketball elective class.

Many questions have been asked like, “Who will be teaching this class?’’ The teacher that was eligible is John
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Many students are excited for this class and are hoping they good to participate in it. This class not only teaches the sport, but allows for real game experience as well. Many students want this class because of their enjoyment of the game. Which makes this class so perfect for them. The class being taught by John Matalas and Nick Kronko is something that many kids can enjoy. Their pleading to play the game of basketball is now over because of this elective class. Sherwood middle school’s basketball activity class is one that is fun for the students, and may continue to be taught in years to

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