![](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/VOwUvV1opVk/default.jpg "The Malow Junior High School students who got up close and personal Tuesday with some of America's hottest cars can't even drive legally for a couple of years. Didn't matter. "I would love to own it," said Sierra Kurzatkovski, a ninth-grader who made herself comfortable behind the wheel of a Dodge Charger. "I'd own like 50 of them if I could." Sierra hopes to pursue a career one day in the automotive field, possibly even designing future vehicles. "I would love to design cars like this," she said. Jennifer Nikaj, also a ninth-grader, settled in the driver's seat of a Camaro that was featured in the movie "Transformers." "I love it," she said. "It's beautiful."")
January 18,2013 - Malow Junior High School is amazing. I''d recommend it to anyone in a heartbeat. The school is always very clean, surprising because of the number of students. Great academics. Pheonominal teachers. Extra police were brought in to protect the school''s students and faculty after the Sandy Hook shooting.*-Posted by Student/Alumni *
Published
May 06, 2013
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