The document discusses the respondent's experience in elementary school. It notes that they attended a public elementary school near their home that both parents had also attended. The respondent fondly remembers their second grade teacher, Mrs. Miles, who sparked their love of mathematics. They enjoyed art class and playing soccer outside of school. The biggest change when moving to secondary school was switching classes and teachers for different subjects.

1. Education
• Where did you go to elementary school?
• What do you remember most about your
school?
• What did you do outside of class?
• What was the biggest change from
elementary to secondary school?
• Who were your friends in school?

2. Where did you go to elementary
school?
• I went to elementary school near my house.
• It is a public school.
• Both of my parents went to the school.

3. What do you remember most about
your school?
• I remember my second grade teacher Mrs.
Miles.
• She taught me to love mathematics.
• I also remember loving art class and practing
drawing people at my house.

4. What did you do outside of class?
• I played on a soccer team called the Blue
Devils.
• There was another girl named Shawna also. I
had never met anyone with my name before.
• I also sang in the choir at my church.

5. What was the biggest change from
elementary to secondary school?
• In elementary school I had the same teacher
for all my classes.
• In secondary school I had to change classes
and teachers for every subject.
• I liked changing classes and having different
students in my classes.

6. Who were your friends in school?
• My best friend at school was Jenny.
• We were friends from second grade until eight
grade.
• I went to her wedding this summer in
California.