Here's what some students and teachers at Arlington thought:
Dr. Black, principal: "He was an American Citizen, and he used his talent in a good way. He also made a good change for the world."
Molly, 6th grade: "He speaks strongly during speeches and was non-violent."
Hannah, 6th grade: "He was intelligent, nice, and not afraid to voice his opinion."
Derek, 6th grade: "He helped African Americans."
Ms. Shedlak, 5th grade teacher: "He showed courage, and he wanted to change the ways of people."
Suzanne, 5th grade: "He was very brave."
Shelby, 5th grade: "He was brave, and he was smart."
Tiffany, 5th grade: "He was smart and outstanding."
Brianna, 5th grade: "He was couragous and a leader."
Ms. Paflas, 4/5th grade teacher: "He was inspiring."
Ms.Cobb, 4th Grade Teacher: ''He was an elequent speaker and was to unite people for the betterment of all man kind. His heartfelt words touched people of all races.''
Breanna, 2nd grade: "He was a special man."
Zach, 2nd grade: "He was a great man, and he had courage."
Andy, 2nd grade: "He died to save African Americans."
David, 1st grade: "He wanted everyone to be together."
Tanner, 1st grade: "He helped end segregation."
Mary, 1st grade: "He was a preacher."
Thanks for all of the opinions!!!
