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  • Sarah T Reed High School
  • New Orleans, LA

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I teach in a low-income high school in Louisiana. Every student at my school receives free lunch, and the majority come from low-income households. Resources are scarce, but our librarian works extremely hard to make sure that students have class sets of books in addition to books to read for pleasure. One book that my colleagues and I noticed was missing from our ever-growing library was The Great Gatsby. In an English department meeting we unanimously agreed that this would be an incredible asset to our school. This novel is of the utmost importance to American literature, and F. Scott Fitzgerald's use of symbolism throughout the book will be instrumental in teaching students this critical English skill.

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I teach in a low-income high school in Louisiana. Every student at my school receives free lunch, and the majority come from low-income households. Resources are scarce, but our librarian works extremely hard to make sure that students have class sets of books in addition to books to read for pleasure. One book that my colleagues and I noticed was missing from our ever-growing library was The Great Gatsby. In an English department meeting we unanimously agreed that this would be an incredible asset to our school. This novel is of the utmost importance to American literature, and F. Scott Fitzgerald's use of symbolism throughout the book will be instrumental in teaching students this critical English skill.

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