Shallow Portrayal of Jefferson High
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If you want to talk about my school, come and observe it first, because I know that when you wrote that you didn’t know what you were talking about.
I know that my school is not bad or unsafe. There are rarely any fistfights. . . . I came here to learn, just like those Beverly Hills students.
ESTHER VARGAS
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