1. Jenna Coops

I am the daughter of Susan and Edward Coops, and I was born on January 9, 2001. I am the youngest of three kids and the only girl. My family and I have lived in Arlington Heights my whole life, but this year we moved houses. I went to Olive-Mary Stitt Elementary School for six years. In kindergarten, I started playing soccer, and I still play today with a travel club. I used to play basketball, softball, dance, and do gymnastics. I went to South for middle school. I love to travel, and my favorite vacation I have been on is going to Hawaii.

This song means something to me because it shows that life isn’t easy. You are going to fail sometimes, but because of those things great things will happen to us. It might be tough now, but it won’t always be.

I was at my friend’s house. We were making homemade pizzas and watching a movie.

I admire Alex Morgan because of her soccer skills, and I wish I could be as great of a player as her. I admire my grandpa because he battled cancer and would never be anything but positive around me, and I just wish I had that much strength. Lastly, I admire Michelle Obama because she is such a powerful woman, and her work inspires me.

I want to travel to as many places in world I can in my lifetime. I want to see the world, and how different each country is.

In America, everyone has the freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition, so I think of people being free to choose. Also, everyone doesn’t always agree on topic, so people have different opinions on a variety of subject. People come to America in hope of a better life for themselves, so I believe that no matter what people never give up.

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