High School Interview Report

A captivating activity for teenagers that wanted to lift up a boring and unhealthy life participated in CNA. The Clinical Certified Nursing Assisting (CNA) from Tech Campus was always full of students from Warren Township High School or other students from different places. One of the girls in Tech Campus, Jennifer Figueroa, an intelligent and interesting girl who attended the CNA, she said, “It was a well-known and entertaining program for employment as nurse assistants, and it also increase their potential career for future job.” Her impeccable character was due to the experience she has from the nursing home. she reflected how adults might view Tech Campus.When she was interviewed, she spoke in a mature manner, in contrast

In 8th grade staff and administration from the high school I was going to attend were at my middle school. They were there to give interviews for a program in high school called AVID. Which means advance via individual determination. It was a college preparation course which helps the students that are just below average. Average test scores, average grades and an overall average performance in school. This course was a four-year program to help these selected students get into college and to help them succeed in their classes. AVID wasn’t for dumb kids by any means. AVID pushes their students. For example they require you to take an AP class during your years of high school. AVID was for a certain kind of student, they have the ability to succeed they just don’t know how to get there. I was interviewed and mind you I was a shy, and soft-spoken little girl in middle school. I am the kind of person that you need to be around me for awhile so you can get to know me. Interviews like that I had a hard time with. They wouldn’t be able to get to know me in the ten minutes they talked to me.

I was born in Fairfield, California but not long enough to stay and enjoy the place. For I've been a military brat almost all my life. Having to sacrifice my life and travel a lot was an experience for me. Getting to go to new and different places but not staying in one place long enough to make close relationships, until I got to highschool where I got to do many things. My accomplishments are completing some community hours for example I done shop with a Viking raising $100 with a few other students to help a family in need for the Christmas time, and also donating toys for Children's Healthcare of Atlanta toy drive. I've joined HOSA- Future Health Professionals and also Future business leaders of America. I also ran track for 2 years

On May 6, 2015 at 4:00 p.m., I conducted an interview with Ms. Price, a Pre-K teacher at a local school library. Ms. Price has been employed with the Pre-K program for several years. She was employed with lateral entry. This means that she had the credentials, but she had not yet received her B-K license. As she worked on lateral entry, she also continue to go to school to obtain her license.

Hello, Mrs.Nottingham I am Jesus Bustillos I used to be a student of yours when I was at Sunset. I am now an 8th grader at Chislom Middle School. I was wondering if you wanted to be interviewed for a project that I am doing in my pride time class. If you are I well need a date and time that I could interview you. This interview well also be sent to the Folklife Center of Liberty of

As with any teacher, Ms. Conway was short on time and I felt she was unable to give me the in-depth interview that I was hoping to produce. She was perplexed why we were including ELL students in our conversation about special education. I explained to her about our class conversation about the concerns that some ELL students were receiving IEP’s based on their language barrier and not a learning disability. She was surprised and confused how any ELL student could be given an IEP without going through the due process under IDEA that any other student would be required to complete.

My name is Markeshia Rhone and, I was one of your students last semester. The reason why I am contacting you is to conduct an informational interview. I'm seeking information from professionals in the fashion and costume designing industry. I wanted to know if you could be part of it. It should only take about 15, minutes of your of time. I'm not seeking employment, or anything. I just would like to know what it is like to work in the industry?

Since we first entered the building of information we have been told that education will change our lives. People say that if you don't have a good education you will not be successful in life. A high school diploma many people feel satisfied with because they feel like they will not be able to go to college. On the other hand, a college degree can open many doors for you. Now I took the liberty of interviewing a very close person to me that did not go to college and asked him some questions about college.

I interviewed Christine Fitzgerald, Principal at Tsebii’nidzigai Elementary School (TES). TES is K-6, with enrollment of 300 students, two thirds are English language Learners, 98% free and reduced lunch, 60% McKinney-Vento Homeless, and 99.5% Navajo. The other .5% is African American and Caucasian.

Fate whispers to the warrior, “you cannot withstand the storm” and the warrior whispers back “I am the storm”(anonymous). I am the warrior facing through challenges like everyone in life, but why give up when situations seem like a huge storm when you can take control. College is a huge step after high school and will determine your two years or four years of your lifetime, so the hardest choice is to make a decision on where are you going to college. I had was not well inform about college all I wanted to do was to graduate high school and get a job, but my mind got more informed and my decisions started to change first it was Robert Morris because of the sports they had,then it was Northeastern Illinois University because of their campus,but

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As the seniors entered the room, I glanced over to see if my senior was present, and I was disappointed. Two groups formed, freshman and senior, and the room filled with laughter and nervousness, the latter mostly from the freshman. Then, Morales told everyone to pair up with their senior. I asked him what I should do, and he told me to interview the other senior that Ella was paired up with. Rebecca was surprised, but she turned her chair towards me and smiled all the same. We introduced ourselves with a small nod, and sat on the other side of the table she was previously seated at. The atmosphere around us was cluttered with the soft mutter of focused conversation. I handed the questions to her as I set up my iPad for the interview. As

Being a junior student, is easy to ask me where I want to work at, what kind of career path I want to go. In realist, I have no idea how to become the person that I want to be. However, thanks to the Informal Interview this assignment, I meet Rachel Hua, she is Revenue accountant at Lanyon Solution, Inc. She has been in the company for two years, and recently she has successfully pass the CPA exam in one time within a year. Rachel had graduate in UTD with master degree two years ago; thus, her experience is very useful for me. Before the interview, I know Rachel from a friend of mine, I was very grateful to have her as my professional in this interview; when we meet at Starbucks for the interview, she was very polite, and she said she is very enjoy the chance to share her experience with people. Throughout the interview, I learned an abundance

On April 18th at Greene Central High School, I chose to interview one of our phenomenal counselors, Chris Campbell. When I confronted him and asked to interview him, he immediately accepted the offer. I chose to interview him for many reason. One reason being that working as a high school counselor definitely doesn’t seem like it’d be the easiest job in the world. High school is a very tough time in a teen’s life. It’s all focused on preparing you for the outside world and if we didn’t have people like Mr. Campbell, students wouldn’t have as much motivation as they do to do well and graduate. I also chose to interview him simply because I knew he would tell me everything I would need to know and more!

The day after I complete high school would appear like another life would start. A life that is full of responsibilities, challenges, difficulties, and problems. Right now is an ideal opportunity that I ought to rely on upon myself. A great deal of thought and supplication ought to go into any choice, particularly those which will influence a man for whatever remains of their life. "I only see my goals. I do not believe in