Graduation Speech: Little Kiwis AAA Ella

I have been going to school since I was four years old and, that means that I have been attending school twenty to twenty two years, including kindergarten, middle school, high school and now college. As every student, I had my ups and downs in school; I had some failures and some successes. One of the failures that affected me the most and that I will always remember was the time that I was in high school during my junior year. I failed almost all my classes and, I only passed two classes and with a C. In the other hand I had some really good success. The most recent one and the one that I am still happy about is getting my Family Development Credential. We learn from our mistakes and also from our successes, these two times in my life

Foothill is a high school were we value the traditions of respecting our staff members and we would like to thank our new staff members of Foothill High School for giving us the time to answer our questions. We welcome you with open arms to this fantastic community and hope that your goals for this new school year are accomplished.

On this most auspicious of occasions, it is with a sincere sense of gratitude that I embark on sharing some thoughts regarding graduation and the Yucaipa High School Class of 2017. Seated amongst us here tonight are members of the Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified School District Board of Education, the administrative staff of YHS, the teachers, friends, family, and most importantly, the graduates of the class of 2017. Fellow graduates, we did it! "Prestige, world wide!" (Step Brothers). While ruminating on my subject matter for this address, I decided to regale you with tales from my life, anecdotes that will hopefully entertain, enlighten, and inspire. So without further ado, my commencement address begins.

Hello Trace last night show was awesome, you did a great job as always. I truly understand who you are after seeing your show “who is Tracie Collins.” However I would like to apologize for what happen last night, my friend gave Alfred White a flyer when she heard him asking me about my up and coming play. I pulled her aside and asked her not to pass out flyers. I explained to her before we came to the show that I wasn’t there to promote my play but to support you and your show. However other people asked me about my play as well, I told them to check my face book page for the times, dates and location if they where interested in going .

It is my pleasure to be in your second hour class this year after all of the fantastic things my sisters have told me about you. I’m a very unique person and have high hopes and expectations for this year. I have never taken accelerated english before, but I felt I excelled in regular english the previous two years. I’m very excited and can’t wait to get going with the school year!

“It’s been great. The people, the atmosphere, everything, I feel like my colleagues are all trying to help one another. We’re all committed to helping students learn.

I hoped you liked reading my letter and I hope I can continue my journey at Oak Crest Day Camp. Working here would mean a lot to me and getting go to oak crest from a different point of

During the past year of being here in the work base learning program here with dr hayes has been life changing it's changed me as a person and has motivated me to become who i want to be and that is following the footsteps of my work based teachers ms hawkins ms chadwick ms mcbrayer ms tate mr woodman ms leech ms burton and many more. Its an honor to be there and to have helped them to the best of my ability i'd like to thank them for being there for me and giving me this opportunity of helping out with the students and pursuing my dreams of excellence

As the clock ran down my excitement for half time grew larger. My team and I rose from our seats in the balcony and made our way down the stairs, walking past our fans wishing us the best of luck. Descending to the bottom, I remember thinking of all the times I had wanted to quit cheer in the past two years, after we began lining up on the outside of the basketball court I knew that all of our hard work had paid off by being able to stand next to some of our best friends in our cheer uniforms which proudly represents Lennox High School.

Welcome all to the graduation of the Hadley 8th grade class this year. I want to begin by saying a big congrats to the graduating students of 2017 for making it through all the bumps and swerves in this winding road we have had in these past three years. As I begin, the thoughts run through my head of how our time here had one terrifying beginning, memorable end, and a middle consisting of lots of late nights, rushed mornings,different kinds of distractions, and tests many forgot to study for. Every year I spent here I gained a little more independence, and became all that much closer to who I am today. So today we are celebrating us, and all the milestones we have achieved in our adventure here at Hadley Jr. High.

Thank you very much for talking with me yesterday about the secretary opening with Silverlake Elementary School. The position sounds both challenging and rewarding; however, I would love to become a member of your staff.

Let me take the opportunity to congratulate you first for your admission into the Ph.D. program at Alberta Business School. All SMO (Strategic Management and Organization) members are happy for your success. I am a first year Ph.D. student in the same department and will be starting my second year from next fall. The purpose of this message is to encourage you to consider taking a course, ‘Organizational Institutionalism’, that will probably be offered in the Winter 2018- in your second term.

Thank you for taking the time to learn more about our centre, we look forward to taking care of you.

From my kindergarten beginnings up to my recent experiences, I have always wondered about the world around me and always tried to put others needs before myself. My father also thought of me as a caring philosophy due to things like questioning about “What is death?”at a young age. My elementary school, Foothill Oak, has shaped some prejudices and arrogance that I did my best to hide and fix through my middle school through high school.

This quarter I have been working closely with Ariel in her literacy work. I have really enjoyed working with her one on one and will miss seeing her every Tuesday/Thursday. Ariel was always very excited about learning and she often times wanted to switch roles to be the teacher. If we were working on spelling or practicing word sorts, she would ask if I would be the student and she could be the teacher because she wanted to help me! I would make mistakes and she would grab a pen and point to the mistake, it was an absolute riot!! Although, it was easy for her to get distracted, I feel like I learned a lot from her and we were able to get through a lot together. In the rest of the letter I will take about what we focused on in detail and then provide some suggestions for Ariel and her future learning endeavors.