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High School Mission Statement
To whom it may concern, I do not truly believe that I can currently reach my full potential at Fayette County High School. The mission statement of Fayette County Public Schools states: "To deliver effective instruction and set high expectations resulting in continued improvement in student achievement." Fayette County High School currently does not satisfy my learning capabilities, and will not improve my student achievement much further. On the other hand, McIntosh High School has the classes that I require in my curriculum. One example of a class that I require is AP physics C. In order to improve my academic abilities further, I must be go to Mcintosh High School.
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