50 Questions with Megan Choate

In the 13th installment of the recurring series, El Estoque asks Megan Choate 50 questions.

Neysa Singh, Staff WriterFebruary 25, 2021

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Inspired by Vogue’s video series “73 Questions,” El Estoque sits down with teacher Megan Choate to ask her 50 questions. Choate shares her favorite memories from high school, her biggest inspiration, her proudest moments as a teacher and more.

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About the Writer

Neysa Singh, Staff Writer

Neysa is currently a senior at Monta Vista and a staff writer for El Estoque. She is on the MVHS dance team, and in her free time enjoys walking her dog, hanging out with her friends, and listening to music.