Chloe | Wake County 100

Narrative, Continued:

When Chloe’s Family first moved to Wake County, which was about 5 years ago, she noticed that there were a lot of trees compared to where she used to live in Washington, DC. After a couple of months she also learned the people were very nice. The one thing Chloe did not like about Wake County was that she thought Wake didn’t have candy because her family started shopping at Whole Foods they didn’t sell candy, and only had “weird cereals.” Even though Chloe enjoys Wake County today, she plans to move out West, where she was born, but she does think that if she ever has kids she will move back to Wake County, “because it’s a great place to raise a family.”

Written by: Hillary

Chloe

Gender: Female

Age: 5-19

Race: Other

Nativity: Born in US but not NC

Educational Attainment:

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Grade Level in School: High School

Travel Time to School: 25 Minutes

Internet Access: Yes

Religion: Christian

City: Cary

Narrative:

With a coffee in her hands and her friends by her side Chloe is ready to take on the world! Chloe is in High School. She is taking French and has recently tried out for the soccer and track team at her high school. After Chloe gets her grades up she is planning on taking drivers Ed! It takes Chloe 15-20 minutes to get to school. After school Chloe likes to hang out and study with her friends at Starbucks. Chloe has just finished the swim team and is on the track team. Since Chloe likes Wake County she wants to stay and finish high school. Chloe likes to shop at her favorite store Hollister. Chloe’s proudest moment was when she scored four points in a basketball game. She likes to start her day out by criticizing her sister’s outfit. Chloe is very competitive but likes to encourage other people. She is good at saving money and is very responsible. Chloe’s family is compassionate and thinks about other people who are in need, for example when her family is finished celebrating a big holiday they take their leftovers to the Raleigh Rescue Mission. She is the oldest out of her sister, brother, brother, and eleven month old dog, Bella. Chloe’s family is planning on moving into a big stone house in Arizona when she finishes high school. Chloe doesn’t drink water from the tap, she does have Internet access at home, and she does not have a library card nor has she ever. Chloe would like people to know she is caring and giving to people in need.

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