Junior Coach Impact Story

  1. Updates

Meet Gabriel Agosto, 4th grader at Taylor Elementary School

My favorite part of being a Junior Coach is helping the other grades at recess.

I also enjoy helping Coach Sean because sometimes I notice he has rough times at recess.  I enjoy helping him on his good and bad days. Coach Sean is a fun guy! I am most excited about helping my brother become a Junior Coach. My little brother looks up to me so I want to be a good role model for him. I also want to help the kindergarten kids learn how to behave and play safe in the real world. Some tips I would give my brother to be a Junior Coach are to respect other children, to be a helper, don’t listen to the haters and stay focused. If Coach Sean is here in the future, try your best to respect him, respect your own life, don’t be a follower and be a positive person.

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