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The document describes various areas of the author's school including the gym, library, art room, technology lab, music room, Chinese classroom, and the author's classroom. The gym is large with space for two classes to have gym on different days. The library contains many books and is run by two nice librarians. The art room has an abundance of supplies like crayons, paint, and paper. The technology lab holds desktop computers and laptop carts. The music room includes a drum set sometimes used by the teacher. The author takes Chinese class and will have the option of French, Spanish, or Chinese next year. The author's classroom has 23 students, desks, computers, and a wall for hopes and dreams

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