The Keys Weekly is proud to introduce local students to the Kids Weekly feature. Instead of asking about their favorite teacher or school subject, we want to know what superpower they’d most like to have, their favorite YouTube channel and the hardest part about being a kid today.
To have your fifth, sixth, seventh or eighth graders included, please contact Key West Editor Mandy Miles at mandy@keysweekly.com for the questionnaire and directions for photo submissions.
The Keys Weekly thanks Sigsbee Charter School student Jack Mitchell for compiling this feature for us each week.
Name: Logan Dekeyrel
School: Sigsbee Charter School
Grade: 7
What superpower would you most like to have, and why? I would want invisibility so I could go to school, do my work and leave, and no one would know.
If you could make a rule for the whole world to follow, what would it be? No school.
What makes you laugh? Very short giraffes.
When do you think a kid is old enough to have a cell phone? 5
What’s your favorite YouTube Channel? Jaystation
The hardest part about being a kid is … homework.
The hardest part about being an adult must be … taxes.
When I grow up, I want to … be a dinosaur. (Peace out of existence, according to current slang.)
We thank our future leaders and Key Largo School for allowing us to share in a weekly dose of “Tornadoes” pride and for giving us a glimpse into their world.
Name: Lacy Gomez
School: Key Largo School
Grade: 3
Activities: Math, drawing and reading.
What superpower would you most like to have, and why? Teleportation, because you can teleport anywhere really fast, like the future.
If you could make a rule for the whole world to follow, what would it be?
Only use solar power for houses.
What makes you laugh? A funny joke.
When do you think a kid is old enough to have a cell phone? 11 years old.
What’s your favorite YouTube Channel? It’s Funneh.
The hardest part about being a kid is … doing a lot of work at school and eating food parents make you eat.
The hardest part about being an adult must be … going to work and taking care of you – and kids, if you have kids.
When I grow up, I want to … the U.S. president.
