Girard Visit Report

In my lifetime I lived in to two areas which made a major impact on me. First I lived in Erie at the Franklin Terrace then I moved to girard in about second grade. This town girard is smaller than other areas but it is unique in its own way. First it has an area with a grocery store fast food places like dairy queen, when you continue down on Main street on that road there is a basketball court and a few other places like a bar, faulkner's, and a bank. They’re not the best you will see throughout your life but the people that work are kind and you can be very personalized with them because they do not get hundreds of customers a day. You will feel like you belong in a matter of a day visiting places like these. They’re also a great three day festival named Dan Rice Days, I
It began first has a township around 1830 by reassigning lands previously advocated. It received its name from a banking tycoon in the early 1800s by a resident of philadelphia, Stephen Girard. For many reasons it was named in honor of him was he owned many of the neighboring townships, very admired, girard officials has been lobbying with Stephen Girard's foundation upon his death 1831.
Going to this school for many years, the administrators takes good care of their students and make sure it is a safe environment. The teachers take safety in a serious manner, they encourage kids to do the best they can, and will give educated guidance for the future. That may sound boring but they encourage kids to try out programs that they never been in before and there is a program that fits just about anyone. They all fit around each other’s schedules so kids aren’t stuck into one option. School also has great athletics basketball, football, soccer, and etc.. They Are not similar with records, kids, or staff either. They all have one common goal is to help kids prepare for the future through sports as in responsibility but having a great time