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Health Science Investigation Pathway
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Student Testimonials Jazmin Burmudez, Class of 2011 A good experience I had at Piner was being a part of Latino Culture Night. I helped out two different years and both times i had a really fun time. I learned many things like patience, organization, and time management. I also made lots of new friends and got closer to my teacher Mr. Castro. It feels so good afterwards when you're done and people are giving you great compliments of how much fun they had. Yes you go through quite a bit of stress but it all pays off the day of the event. I really like the fact that Piner takes the chance to let us (Latinos) embrace our culture and bring some of our customs from home to Piner. I can proudly say I am a Piner Prospector. Kasey Schalich, Class of 2010 Attending Piner High School was one of the best academic decisions I have made. The combination of the SRJC Magnet Program and the rigorous AP classes offered allowed me to transfer enough credits to be considered a sophomore my first year at Biola University. I am especially grateful for the science department at Piner, which encouraged me to take classes in Piner's biotechnology pathway and inspired me to become a biochemistry major at Biola. The teachers at Piner are outstanding and demonstrate genuine concerned for the well-being of their students as both people and life-long learners. The Piner community is diverse and interested in building bridges between all cultures and backgrounds. I am completely satisfied with my experience at Piner High School, and I highly recommend that parents and students consider Piner if they desire a top-notch education and inclusive community. Abbie Hageman, Class of 2009 My name is Abbie Hageman. I graduated with
Piner's Class of 2009. I am now attending my dream school, UCLA, as a pre-med student, majoring in Biology and minoring
in African Studies. College has been the best experience of my life thus far. Every day I am so grateful to go to such
an amazing university with such distinguished professors. I also joined the UCLA Greek System as a member of the Chi Omega
Sorority. Beyond all of the fun social experiences, the Greek system has provided incredible networking and philanthropic
opportunities. Not to mention, Los Angeles is a very exciting place to be a college student. Outings such as going to the
Santa Monica beaches, shopping at the Grove, going to movie premiers, studying in chic coffee shops, hiking in Malibu, and
eating at the many amazing restaurants and bakeries are just a few of the many reasons I love living in L.A.
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