A-B Honor Roll, And Accomplishments In Middle School

It was the beginning of fifth grade and the start of a brand new year. A clip board goes around and at that very moment without even knowing it, I start the very thing that has become so important to me. Signing that clip board got me an audition to join choir. I was nervous and the only thing that helped was that the audition was singing our school song. I had sung that very song every school day for a little over two years. That is all it took to become a part of something that would be held close to my heart the rest of my life.

When I was in 6th grade, I received a medal. That medal said ¨Student of the year, Erik Alvarez Espinosa.¨ My mom had told me that the school called a day before the award assembly saying that I was going to receive an award. I was surprised when my teacher called my name saying that I won student of the year. When I went up the stage, I felt nervous because I was in front of a lot of people. My teacher gave a short speech about my good and hard work throughout the year.

You know it never really seemed like I had accomplished anything in life. Honor roll may not even seem like it would be a big deal. I actually felt like this could take me somewhere in life. To be the oldest

My most important scholastic honor was to be placed on the Dean’s Honor Roll during the Fall Quarter of my junior year of college. It signified renewal in my college career and was directly resulted from my improved living situation. My grades initially suffered during the first two years of college due to my home responsibilities of raising my sister, helping build the family business, and getting married. I also had to deal with my immigration issues and find the means to afford college. I confronted my conflicts head on by taking the initiative and adapting to solve them. By junior year, I had solved my immigration issues and funded my education from the family business that I helped manage and build. This allowed me to dedicate more time

St. Dominic has given me plenty of ways to further my accomplishments through sports and academics. While I am only going into my third year I have already been recognized for many things that St. Dominic has allowed me to accomplish. Among the awards I have been honored with while being a St. Dominic student, would include receiving Honor Roll both full academic years I have completed. The major award I have received would be my Glory Award. Last spring I was honored with the Glory Award for virtues by the state of Missouri. This is one of the biggest honors I have ever received in my entire life and definitely the most impressive award while attending St. Dominic. I believe these awards show my dedication to my education as

When my name was called, it was the most surreal moment of my life. Everything I remember was a blur. I was not expecting to win the Tommy Schuman award that year.

If I was to receive an award for my high school years is would probably be called my high school diploma and be awarded to me for getting the required amount of credits. Kidding of course, I honestly think that if I was to get an award I would receive the first annual Joseph Gaiser medal of good vibes. No matter what the day or what the weather I will always have a smile and crack a joke or two. Nothing gets to me and puts me in a bad mood easily. So a lot of people can use me as an outlet to ease their frustrations. I will always wave and say hello in the halls and am participating in class. I am very comfortable with other people and I think that helps them relax and release a little tension and have a good time. That is really important

Today was my ‘Grade 6 Graduation’, and as in every graduation, there are awards. I always yearned specifically for three: Principal Award for Student Leadership, Academic Award, and French Award. For three years, I have seen students getting on that stage and

Throughout my high school years, I have received several awards that I am proud of achieving. In freshman year, I was awarded the Geometry Award by my teacher, Mr. Mestyanek. I had the opportunity to have a great teacher and be able to learn new things thanks to him. I knew I wasn’t the smartest student in that class, but was one of the most hardworking. Due to this, Mr. Mestyanek selected me because of how helpful I was with other students when they needed assistance. In addition, I have also been granted other awards in other subjects including English, Advancement Via Individual Determination, Pre-Calculus, and Physics. During my first two years of high school, I managed to maintain A’s and B’s in all my classes throughout each school year.

Some people want to be known others just want get a scholarship. Others just go to school in order to graduate. Not everyone does successful things for the future. On the other hand some do. Some student will work their hardest to be a doctor, or a lawyer or just to have a higher education. My biggest award would be to graduate from flight school. I know then if I could do that I could do anything. It’s not always easy to go through school with will power. Not everyone was made to do what I was meant to do.

The reason that I am proud of the rising star accomplishment is because it shows that I have developed in school and I was showing that I had a different perspective on life and that I want to be triumphant in the future.. It also tells me that I know I am smart but I need to keep consistency and keep balance. Another amazing reward that I have obtained is student of the quarter. This reward was absurd, I was so proud of myself because through that whole quarter I did great, my work was always done and it was consistent. Not one half of the quarter was bad and the other half was good, it was all balanced work. All of the teachers were proud of me because of my work & I appreciated that because it showed that I am capable of this work but it may not occur frequently and that’s something I want to try to fix. I am so proud for that that was the first time I had ever obtained student of the quarter and my family was very proud of me for what I have done. This was one of my biggest rewards and I am so proud of myself obtaining this, it shows I have the knowledge & mental strength to go above & beyond. These are the accomplishments I am most proud of as a

When the class was over, the whole school had to go to a weekly assembly announcing rewards, saying prays to god, (it was a catholic school), and sometimes problems with the pupils. When the people were announcing the rewards, it was the pupil of the week, and club rewards. The club they were announcing was “Gym Club”. There was one person with gold, and silver, who was first, and guess who was second? Me. I got 2 bronze medals and 2 silver medals. I was ecstatic when I saw that. It was my first reward I have ever received. It was plastic, but I was still amazed. I stood in front of the whole school (except a couple absent people) with medals. I felt

An accomplishment I worked hard to achieve was my first Musicianship Exam in fourth grade for piano. My piano teacher had decided that I was going to do the Musicianship Exam instead of Junior Festival that year. Because I had moved at a quick and steady pace, my piano teacher at that time, Lillian, let me skip to Level III on the Musicianship Exams list. I was particularly excited about the Exams and nervous at the same time because I have never done anything like this before and I wanted to win, to conquer it.

I also received a couple of honor certificates in different subjects and this made me think to myself, “maybe I’m not so bad after all” It was such a big deal to me, because some of my friends and teachers had told me that they didn’t really see any potential in me, and always compared me to my siblings. I proved them all wrong, and also made myself proud.

A few months later, I was walking towards the podium in our gymnasium with sweaty hands, and rosy cheeks as they called my name to come forward. The cheers of my parents and friends filled the room and I could not help but smile with happiness as the principle awarded me with the Academic Achievement Award and medal. Everyone cheered and clapped except my teacher, who sneered and stayed silent the entire time. Later that same week my name was placed on a plaque that was hanged on the Wall of Fame in the school, where it still is to this day.