Lulac Personal Statement

I was very active throughout high school, participating in numerous sports and clubs. Athletically, I earned varsity letters in track, swim, soccer and cross country, and was even a state qualifier in cross country. I felt it was my obligation to give back to my community and school, so I ran and won class president all four years, and was also national honor society vice president, German Club treasurer, Key Club secretary and was involved in other school organizations.

Hello my name is Hannah Hagen, I go to Saint Rose Catholic School. In less than a year I hopefully will be attending Paso Robles High School. I want to participate in the magazine club; I always have loved to interact with others and I love to do creative writing. In my school I give input on each subject, I’m a very vocal person. While others might view that as a negative trait but I think that it is very good to speak your mind and voice your opinion. I volunteer at the local food shelter and feed the hungry. I also participate in volleyball and basketball. I’ve been playing sports my whole life and plan to play different kinds. At my school I participate in the technology program; it is one of my favorite

Hello! My name is Mary Yang. I am a senior at Neuqua Valley High School. I have been taking Honors and AP courses throughout my high school career. I will be tutoring Math and French, which I have received high A’s in. I aspire to be an individual who someone can depend on, whether it is for schoolwork or for something personal. I was also recognized as a part of the National Society of High School Scholars. Outside of school, I love to dance, draw, and swim ever since I was

Before my high school days came about, I was involved in many activities. I was a Girl Scout for 6 years.I learned many life lessons and skills through girl scouts, some of which I still use today. In fact, in 2010 I was the number one top cookie seller in Texas. I sold 4,336 boxes of cookies.

Hi! I am Grace Cappellini and I am 17 years olds. I attend Northview High School in Sylvania Ohio. It’s only about 5 minutes from the Ohio/Michigan border. I like to stay busy and be involved in a lot of different activities in and outside of school. In school I focus most of my energy and creativity towards student council and class government where as next year I plan to be student body president. I am also in leadership academy, world language club and spanish honors society. I am taking AP spanish 5 next year where I hope to be 1 step closer to being fluent in spanish. Along with that I am in science olympiad which allows me to compete against people from all over the country in different areas of science. Aside from things I am involved in

I have been active in my school all 3 years of High school. Being apart of clubs and maintaining a 3.5 or higher GPA has always been apart of my performance. This shows dedication for my education, and my commitment to this high school. Teen green was the first club that I attended for Galion. My sophomore year I became a representative for student council helping out my school with different projects. School sport has also been a fun activity for me. Playing in school sports had taught me teamwork, being responsible and sportsmanship. On my time outside of school I volunteered at the Galion Community Hospital. Balancing school work and all the clubs I attend, I work 15-20 hours a week. Working has taught me real work problems and dealing with

Throughout my life, I have always been an avid volunteer, from 12 years of Girl Scouting to

My high school years went differently than normal. I transferred to an online program run through my high school half way through my sophomore year due to an illness and subsequent death in my family. I continued online schooling through my junior year and will finish my senior year at the local community college. The opportunity was not there for me to participate in my high school, but I did impact my community. I have always had a love for learning and the impact a passion for learning can have on children. I wanted to help promote my passion in any way I could so I began volunteer work in my community. I started volunteering at two local libraries. Libraries are some of the most important places for young kids to gain knowledge. Every time

During high school I was one of the leaders of our high school volunteering organization. I have volunteered NTFB, Texas Discovery Garden, Angel Tree for the salvation army, Race for the cure, YMCA turkey Trot, Blood Drive of 2014, the Balloon Festival, and the MLK convention. I was also the founder and the leader of the middle eastern club. I was a member of our high school student council and a member in LULAC. I was also the treasure in our high school’s choir. I worked at my high school’s admissions and testing center. I also volunteered at the GO center which helps the students apply for scholarships and FAFSA/TAFSA paper work. All of this community work has made me understand what is the meaning of giving back to the society and helping

I have made a difference in my community by volunteering for many organizations. To start, I have participated in the Lisbon Community Band and provided musical entertainment for the community to enjoy free of charge. Each year, my town band has a winter and summer concert. These concerts include a new set of songs for the community to hear. Music relaxes the mind and is believed to have certain healing properties. I have been in my town’s community band for eight years now and I plan to be a member for as long as I can. The community band is a valuable and necessary aspect of my community. I also have participated in my town’s Boy Scout Troop in the past, helping out individuals in the community, raking leaves in their yards, and performing

I have done a great deal of volunteering at schools, retirement homes, and community events.

Some of my personal achievements are that I am currently VP of Production at the Junior Achievement Company in Kennebecasis Valley and I am currently an honor student, about to go into my last semester of high school. Contributions that I have made to my community would be that I volunteered at the Teddy Bear Fair at the Regional Hospital with Irving last year which was an incredible experience and I have volunteered at a Church Camp in Saint John twice during the summer. I am very involved at my school. I have been in the school musical twice, I have been in the KVHS Bluetones for four years, and I am also in a Leadership Team “Pod”. Before being in Junior Achievement I rarely voiced my opinions or suggestions out of fear but after being VP of Production, I can now

As a senior high school, I have reflected on all of the things I have done, and opportunities I have been given. In these short four years, I have avidly participated in Theatre, been apart of a few clubs, done summer leadership programs, traveled slightly, and improved academically. It’s cool to look back at all my adventures and think about how much they have impacted me. Up above is a small resume of all my achievements, extra curricular activities and employment history, but I would like to go a little bit more into depth.

I have been involved in : - Delta(2015-2016) - Light the Night Walk (2015) - Fashion Club (2016) -Health and Medicine Club (2016) - Sex Education class (2016) -Spanish Club (2016) ; passing out flyers - Los Angeles Police Department cadet program(2016) - Helping out at the Dodgers Stadium (2016) -Helping out at the Hollywood Bowl (2016).

For the past three years at Liberty High School, I have been a member of the Key Club community service organization. As a member of this club, I am able to help with different jobs around the community that help the people in our town specifically. For example, every first Wednesday of the month I go and help with a project called Snack Pack. During this time, about fifteen other kids and I prepare three weeks worth of food for seventeen high schoolers in our school district. These are kids that do not have enough money at home to always have food on their table. Snack Pack plays an important role in their lives because without it, they would not always eat. These kids deserve the chance to live their life and go to school without having to worry about whether or not the will eat dinner that night. That is why I value my role in this club so much, because I know what we do makes a difference. When the kids collect their food, they are able to relax a little more knowing that their family will be able to eat. Another aspect of Key Club that I take part in is Fairy Tale Forest, held at Martha Lafite Thompson Nature Sanctuary. Every year, the weekend before Halloween, I volunteer, with a handful of others from the club, to go and work at the children’s fairy tale nature walk. The past two years I have been a runner. This means I do the odd little jobs, like run food and drinks around to the different characters that are working in the trail, that would otherwise be forgotten or not done at all. Although this is a small role, it is what helps make