Personal Legacy Of My Life

What is my legacy? Could I be an amazing wrestler and win awards, Graduate with the best GPA or could it be an early drop out to where I will thrive in business, at the local Mcdonalds? I want to be remembered at my high school, not all four years but most of them. Wants the point of high school if you don't leave something behind to be remembered by. Most seniors do senior pranks, that way they get remembered as the kid who rode a dirt bike through the school or sticky noted all the classrooms. My friends and I always laugh and thought what could our senior pranks be, burnouts in the parking lot, having a truck pull in front of the school, or even use a train horn to scare people. No matter what as long as it's with friends, I'm okay with it, and I'm sure they will be too.

I am so very proud of you and blessed to be apart of your high school career. To driving you to school, cheering you on in sports and watching you volunteer at lion's club events makes me truly happy at what a young respectful thoughtful man you are. I can't wait to watch you go far in life. You put your all in everything you do. From hearing many wonderful things about you, there are many people who love and cherish you and will be there to watch you succeed in life.

Now that the formalities are out of the way, I'd like to say that this letter was a long time coming. In other words, it has been considered many times before. I'm finally printing this letter out and giving it to you. So, to put it in words many teenagers would understand, Mrs.

This letter is written for you from your mammy and daddy. We wanted to let you know that we love you more than anything in this world. You should always remember that you are Braver than you Believe, STRONGER than you SEEM, SMARTER than you think and LOVED more than you know. We are very PROUD of your achievements and we will always SUPPORT you in attain your dreams. You are our sunshine STAR who can accomplish anything and be the BEST in school.

I met you in high school. You were a sophomore, and I was a freshman. You were always by my side, and you treated me with respect. However, I never got the chance to thank you for helping me throughout high school. I am selfish because you deserve to have my gratitude. I am writing this letter to thank you for helping me throughout high school. You got me through high school because you played video games with me to help reduce my stress level. I want to thank you for helping me get a break from my stressful life. Furthermore, I want to thank you for giving me rides to school. You always made sure I got to school on time by waking up early in the morning. I appreciate the effort because I hate getting to school late. I want to thank you for your generosity. You used your money to buy me food and video games. The food

Many times in my life i have made a decision that breed an atrophicus consequence. Upon starting high school, the poor decision have become more and more common. I have found myself staying up late watching netflix and hanging out with friends when I should've been studying or doing homework. My grades have began to suffer greatly because I would struggle to turn in assignments on time or I would be too tired to give the necessary attention to the tasks at hand. At the time, I am aware of the fact that I should be placing my time and energy in other things, but I continue to make the same choices. I could use the excuse that many people in my situation would use and say its just because I am a teenager but i am fortunate enough to know that is not the case. For as long as I could remember, I have had a hard time sitting down and being able to concentrate for hours on end. I dont know if I will ever be able to break this habit, or if I will learn over time to concentrate. Many people may see me as a bad student because I would rather do a hands on activity than sit down and do fifty math problems but I do not think that justifies

I wanted to write you a letter to encourage you! These upcoming years are going to be the most confusing, fun, challenging, emotional and scary moments of your life. Don't take them for granted. Learn from these moments and know that Jesus is always with you every step.

I go through everyday wondering whether or not life is a test: a test of effort, truth, and figuring out whom you really are. I am here today to tell and remind you what your goals are, but to also see if you accomplished them, to see if you passed the exam. I wish I could see you before writing this letter, seeing how my future unfolds. In reality, my decisions make you the person you are today. Therefore, I have made the decisions of creating plans to accomplish my goals of making honors and AP classes, getting out of my shell, and being somebody.

I am writing you this letter to express my feelings towards your actions and behaviors during your time in Ms. Gruell’s class 203. I want to inform you of the level of inspiration your story and the stories of your fellow classmates had on my life. The stories, yours in particular, have made me appreciate life and see it in a new brighter perspective. I appreciate the effort Ms. Gruell did to make kids use a pen instead of a gun. Mostly I have been impressed by the development and growth that happened as you progressed through the years of being in her class.

My legacy will be remembered as a good student, but not the greatest behavior at Eisenhower Middle School. Most of my legacy will be remembered with the teachers I always had a good connection or rapport with. The teachers always liked me because I did my work and payed attention most of the time. It will also will be with the students I left behind a good path with the teachers for the students. The life that I touched the most would be Mrs. Codispoti, my favorite teacher last year and we made a big impact on each other's life. She would always come over and help me individual. She would come over to me when she had better things to do. She would stay after school to help

I learned that if I miss a day of school I need to continue working on my work the same amount as if I was in school. I think this because if I don´t stay ahead of my work I will have better quality work because I am not rushing to catch up. Secondly I need to chose more easy to find questions. It makes my research really hard to find and confusing. Lastly I learned I need to improve my time management. I say this because I fell behind on the last paragraph and had to use my time at home to finish it. These are just some of the things I learned about from

The one thing I seem to have learned from school is that we keep getting harder work every year. Countless subjects are forced into our skulls

I wanted to thank you sincerely, so I figured a letter would suffice. I still have the thank you card you wrote me from freshman year. To be honest, I keep it in my bag so that I see the advice you gave me everywhere I go—“keep writing”. I don’t know if my keeping of it is weird, but I’ve passed the point in my life where the number of people I have weirded out has lost its count. I don’t know how long this will be, so feel free to skip to the end where I will add a “TL;DR” summary.

I have learned a lot from my past educational experiences. In my 9th grade year, I struggled with concentrating on my work. I hung around people who didn't care about their work or even coming to school. I realized after I ruined my freshman that I needed to find new friends and focus on my education. Then in 10th grade, I started hanging out with nicer people who encouraged me get my work done and get good grades on it.

Unfortunately, I have a number of bad habits which I have accumulated over my public school career which could, and in all likelihood will, stand between me and my goals. I have terrible study habits. I can sit and stare at notes for about two minutes before I totally lose my concentration and give up. I, sadly, do not know how to fix this. I, to date, only rarely study for a test and never for more than ten minutes. The only way I can concentrate is to make it a game because otherwise it's boring and not worthwhile (in my mind). Another issue is the one I fear the most. I am a chronic procrastinator. I seem to think I am a perfect calculator for how long something will take to do, and to my credit I am pretty good. I do get it wrong on occasion and then I pay dearly. However, since I took my College Composition class, I feel like I have a better grasp on what happens when I procrastinate. I feel like this will be easier to correct than my study habits. It's just a matter of prioritizing.