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ENCINITAS, Calif. How old were you when you got your first job? In this Zevely Zone, I went to Encinitas to meet a 6th grade reporter. It almost felt like looking in a mirror as I sat down with 11-year-old Quade Kelley. This is pretty cool I have my reporter pad and pen and so do you, I said. Quade laughed and said, That s kind of funny. He sat down to interview me. I sat down to interview him.
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an edge. you re both from south carolina, zach, what s it been like over the past few weeks and months to have the candidates, especially right now all over your state and with the national press corps there. what surprised you the most? it s been an honor. it s really surprising to see how the candidates interact with each other. i ve had a great time doing it. it s been surprising, seeing how they act with different people and thousand they treat us as kid reporters. it looks like you two are a force to be reckoned with. you said in your biography you thought the experience would improve my writing and get my comfortable with meeting a deadline. how are you doing so far on the goals you set for yourself? i definitely have more confidence with meeting new people and interviewing people. i now definitely can work with a
president obama sat down with an exclusive interview with two kid reporters. the sixth graders talked to the president for the september issue of sclostic news magazine. take a look. what are the greatest challenges facing our generation? i think that right now the biggest challenge facing the country is the economic challenge trying to figure out how we grow the economy and make sure everybody has a good job. and everybody who s willing to work is able to have a good job. that was 12-year-old jacob schroeder a member of the scholastic news kid press corp. so nice of you to join us. thank you. that was a pretty impressive question there with the president. i was actually pretty thrilled about his answer. really? why? it s going to affect kids.
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