Read the following rough draft of a school newspaper article.
(1) Hundreds of photos hel...
Read the following rough draft of a school newspaper article.
(1) Hundreds of photos helped tell the rich history of our town's first junior high school. (2) Yearbook teacher Janet Green and student staff members played a fun and interesting slideshow in the auditorium. (3) "as a former student, I was thrilled to help share the history of Oakwood junior high school," Green said.
What is the correct way to capitalize these words from sentence 3?
A.
"as a former student, I was thrilled to help share the history of Oakwood Junior high school,"
B.
"As a former student, I was thrilled to help share the history of Oakwood junior high school,"
C.
"as a former student, I was thrilled to help share the history of Oakwood Junior High School,"
D.
"As a former student, I was thrilled to help share the history of Oakwood Junior High School,"
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