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Family Memories at Frankfort High School | Roaming with Rhoda

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YouTube / Community Schools of Frankfort
Date
2025-03-20
Location
Clinton County, IN
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795 words · about 5 min
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2026-06-05

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001Welcome to the March Roaming with Roa. I'm at Frankfurt High School. This month I'm going to ask kids what has been the most favorite experience they've had with their families as we get ready to head to spring break, summer break, the near distance. Want to see what the most favorite experiences have been for our Frankfurt High School kids. What is your name? Morgan Barry. Morgan. Hey Morgan. Uh, you're on roaming with Roa. This month I'm asking, what has been your most favorite experience you've ever done with your family? Going on road trips. Going on road trips. What's your most favorite road trip? Florida. Florida. All right. Thank you, Morgan. My name is Mr. Aman, Spanish teacher. All right. Hey, what is your favorite experience that you've had with your family? Well, probably traveling or trying

002new restaurants. We love to do that. What's your favorite restaurant? Oh, one of them is probably Fogo to show. And what is your favorite destination that you've been with with your family? Probably Disney World when I was younger. Probably playing a lot with my parents. Uh, and just like going out with them. I was going to New York with them. Just hanging out with them. Going to New York. What is your first name? Jared. And what do you do here at the school? A math teacher. All right. And uh, this month's question is, what has been your favorite experience with your family of all time? Um we are trying to visit all 50 states with our kids. Uh and we're really close. We just have Hawaii and Alaska uh left to go. So uh we're

003going to Alaska this summer and uh then planning on Hawaii soon. So just uh going to all those states has been amazing. That's impressive. Okay. All right. Thank you very much, Mr. Jagger. Alexander, what's your favorite thing that you've done with your family? Uh I'd say head out head to shed aquarium and the Chicago. Yeah. And uh the Chicago Field Museum. Uh, go on vacation to Texas. Shout out to Tony. Shout out Jackson. What is your most favorite thing you've done with your family? Uh, probably good old vacation to Florida. Good old vacation. What? Where in Florida? Uh, Fort Myers. Fort Myers. Okay. All right. Hey, congratulations on the IHSAA. Uh, been able to work with them. Oh, thank you. Congratulations on that. Did you like my impression of broadcast? I did. I did. Yeah.

004Thank you. I don't know. Gone on vacation. Gone on vacation. Favorite vacation place? Uh, Texas. Texas. Okay. Thank you very much, Javanni. What's your most favorite thing you've done with your family? Hang out and have fun with them. Hang out and have a good time. Thank you very much. Appreciate that. Go on a vacation. Go on vacation. Favorite vacation spot with them? Uh, Florida. Florida. All right. Thank you. I would say probably go out to like amusement parks. Amusement parks. Okay. Thank you. Like travel travel with them. A favorite place that you've traveled? To Texas. Texas. All right. Thank you. What's your name? Nick Shaw. Nick, what is your most favorite thing you've done with your family? Um, hang out last weekend. I broke my finger. You broke your finger. So, it's great to have

005your family when you break your finger. Okay. How about you? What's your favorite experience with your family? I would say having karaoke nights. Having what? Karaoke nights. Oh, karaoke nights. All right. Have a favorite song you guys like to sing together? Um, Burning House if I can. Okay. All right. Thank you, Satie Sheets. What is the most favorite experience you've had with your family? With my family? Yes. Every vacation? Every vacation. Do you have a favorite one? Um, we went to Destin a couple years ago and it was really fun. Okay. Dustin, Florida. Thank you, Satie. Appreciate it. Um, having dinner when we go somewhere fun. Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving. All right. Thank you. Played soccer together. Played soccer together. All right. Thank you very much. Maddie, what's the most favorite thing you've done with your family?

006Uh, go to Florida. Go to Florida. All right. What is your name? Becky Caesar. What's the most favorite thing you've done with your family? Oh, wow. It would definitely involve vacation. Vacation. Favorite vacation spot? I would have to say Jamaica. Jamaica. All right. Jamaica, man. Thank you very much. Okay. All right. Yeah. Uh, I say probably go out of Tennessee. Stay at the cabins. Okay. Tennessee in the cabins. Thank you. Uh, probably like go out to eat or something. Go out to eat. All right. What is your name? Angel. Angel, what's the most favorite thing you've done with your family? Go on vacation with them. Vacation. Do you have a favorite vacation spot? No. No. Just enjoy being together. All right. Thank you very much. All right, guys. Have a great rest of your day.

007What's your most favorite experience with your family? Going out and hanging out with my family. Going out and hanging out with your family. Okay. How about you? I like watching my sister go to her cheer stuff. Okay. All right. Supporting your sister. Thank you. Uh probably just spending time with them. All right. I love it. You never know when you lose a family member. That's exactly right. A awesome. Thank you. Appreciate it. Okay. Nice talking to you too, Hot Dog Nation. Hope you enjoyed this session of Roaming with Roa, asking kids where their favorite uh what their favorite experience has been or vacation spot with their parents and and family. Uh, thanks for watching this and uh, have a great safe spring

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