KHS students discuss Synesthesia

Kate Schreiber, features writer| November 4, 2019

KHS students Audrey Blaine, sophomore, Genevieve Francois, junior, and Max Reinert, senior, discuss their experiences living with Synesthesia and how it relates to letters, people and music.

Kate Schreiber

 

Music credit to Bensound.

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