memorable achievements. As a member of my family it would only be normal to aim high on accomplishments. My most pleased accomplishment was being placed on my high school all-district basketball team. Some may say it’s a small achievement but I made it possible after missing the entire first half the season, struggling with time management, and going through a family crisis in the process. This was my junior season and my 2012-2013 year at Lutcher high school. I had just finished a very impressive
My Legacy What will I leave behind at East Wake Academy? I have accomplished many things at this school some accomplishments being bigger than the others. I have accomplished keeping high grades, making it on National Honors Society, and keeping a positive attitude. My efforts in these examples I feel will be my legacy. Keeping good grades was a huge accomplishment for me in school. Especially in math class, in which I was never very strong in during middle school. I worked very had in my math
We all make big accomplishments; whether informal or formal, it marks a milestone. However not all accomplishments make a big significant personal effect on us. Receiving Honor Roll was a big accomplishment to me, but that did not mark my change from childhood to adulthood, community, family, nor culture wise. Getting to know who you really are, your characteristics, and feeling a change, plays a role. It even can take stepping out of your comfort zone. Entering High School I was the shy one who
the price of muffins in my school cafeteria is my greatest achievement; not because I lowered the price of muffins, but because I helped proved that student government is capable of causing change and following through with a promise. But, before I dive deeper into this topic, an important question must be answered: what is wrong with the price and why is this such an urgent issue? Before my sophomore year, the price of one chocolate chip muffin in the Greenwich High School cafeteria was $1.75. When
secret and continue going to school until she graduated. Her brother Bailey was the first to know and they came up with a plan about the pregnancy. Their plan was “We both knew her to be violently opposed to abortions, and she would very likely order me to quit school. Bailey suggested that if I quit school before getting my high school diploma I’d find it nearly impossible to return” (Angelou, 285). After thinking it through, she made the wise decision to keep going to school because she values her education
can give me many career opportunities. Although my experience for the past six months has changed my mindset of becoming a psychologist into studying business. My transition within career options was not because of lack of interest, but because I was offered the opportunity to study cosmetology and finish my last year of high school at the same time based on my academics. I would not want my education to stop after the completion of a technical school, on the contrary I want to keep expanding it. Going
career position that most fit my personality is a building principal. My ultimate career goal is to eventually become a building principal at a junior high or high school when my coaching career is finished with. In order to take on a full time burden of running a school, I feel that I must first gain some experience by being an assistant principal to learn how to run a school effectively. I believe that working under an experience principal within a successful school will be very helpful in getting
High School Transcript Reflection Essay ‘’Progress is impossible without change, and those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything.’’-George Bernard Shaw. This quote reflects on my high school journey because when I change my mind on my classes, I progress or I change the way I do in my classes. In my high school journey I know what to do to succeed and to succeed in my future. The development in my transcript, first semester grades are acceptable, but going to second semester,
things to become what I am today. One accomplishment I have made in my life is graduating middle school. My journey from sixth to eighth grade was pretty interesting. I came to ICS in 7th grade. Before ICS I was in India for a year. I completed sixth grade in India, and came back to Bangkok. My sixth grade year went by so fast, like I didn’t even know when a whole year had ended. Sixth grade in India was a little hard because I didn’t know how to read and write in my own first language (Hindi). Slowly
When I first got into high school I knew I wanted to really become a part of the school. I focused my energy on joining many clubs, the Associated Student Body, and persevering academically. I desired a leadership position because it would allow me to contribute to my school and class in a positive way. I would be able to hear the complaints and commendations and be able to act upon them. My first year I ran for Freshman class treasurer, sophomore year, secretary, and my junior and senior years