Personal Narrative: I Am Eduardo Rodriguez

You want to know what shaped/molded me as student. Wow, that's a funny qurstion! I believed I didn't know what made me who I am, but as I look back and forth, I realized, it was me. I am my own motivation. I don't look up to anyone, I just look forward to something. I am a believer, dreamer, achiever, and wonderer. As I look around me and see how my family and others of a different and same ethnicity living their whole life on a budget, barely making ends meet, I tell myself I will be better and become better. I will not let my surroundings select or change the way I am. When I was younger, I believed everything would just come and fall into my arms. I wanted to be all of the occupations I seen on TV. I planted in my head that I would be a

I’m going to talk you about me a few sentence… I’m Philogene Beenwood Wood Fernandez, I’m seventeen, I’m a student of J.M.B, I speak French, creol, and little English. I live in Salisbury Maryland, I’m from Haiti, I’m a Haitien cause my mother and my father from Haiti too, so now we live in U.S.A, my sister too from Haiti, she’s finished her high school, I love Basketball, I would to a Basketball Player. I love music.

I am Eduardo Rodriguez also known as Eddie Rodriguez. I was born in Fontana, California in November 2, 1997 and raised in the outskirts of Los Angeles in the city of Pasadena. When I was younger, I attended over 5 elementary schools around the town until my family moved to La Quinta in 2005. Attending numerous schools when younger was abundantly demanding for me because every time I moved, I would have to start new, but it was a change that will encourage me to embrace the unexpected. I attended Palm Desert High School for 3 years and I relocated to Palm Springs my senior year. My vision of becoming a pharmacist or a professional football player has not altered at all however; I want to achieve both of my dreams before time starts to run out. In my family, I have 2 brothers, my mother,

Hello I’m Jorge Laylle, but I’ve always been called Alex. I’ve lived in a little town called Hallsville ever since my family and had to evacuate Louisiana because of hurricane Katrina. I graduated high school with honors, and I’ve always been just a bit above average. My whole life I had to learn how to balance responsibilities from a full time job as a manager to keeping up with academics and extracurricular activities .

Hi I’m Diego Rodriguez I’m in the ninth grade and I intend Energy institute high school. I was born in Houston Texas and I’m Mexican. When I’m in school I study hard but I struggle through school because I make mediocre grades. But in my free time I play sports and hang out with my friends. I can be sociable person and someone you can have fun with and talk to.

Hi, I’m Jacob Rodriguez i’m 6’4 I was born in rancho mirage California I come from a very athletic family, we’re a family of generations of big and strong athletes. I’ve played sports all my life, including soccer, basketball and baseball, etc.

I am Sergio Palacio, I study at North Broward Preparatory school, I am from Colombia, Im 12 years old, I have tried with a lot of sports and I have liked all of them, when I was like 4 years old my mom ten when I was 6 I started learning roller skates we played a little bit of hockey because there was no sticks the pocks weren't the best ones but that was what we had then three years later they invited me to go the Saturday so I went with a friend that was also in hockey, I really liked it so I did hockey since that day, then when I was 11 I went to swimming classes with a friend but we could only do swimming for a year because it was with the school and that was the last year we could go to sports and this summer I ...

I believe in isonomy because there are innocent people getting murdered and nobody is doing anything unless they are of significance or a certain colour of skin. I’m talking about the “Man” who doesn’t look down on light skins but treats darker skins like they should be accused of everything even though they did not do anything.

After coming home from a long tour in Alaska with her band Rosie and the Screamers, Flores wanted to quit music altogether, despite her growing success. “They broke me; I didn’t like the men I was working with; they treated me so poorly, stuff I don’t wish to talk about.” Although she could not imagine trying to find a new path, the burnout was insurmountable, so she came back to LA and worked in a kitchen making sandwiches. The act of doing something different helped her to refocus. Apparently, her new job didn’t last very long; within two months, she wound up answering an ad for a bass player in the Screaming Sirens. “I just liked the idea where I didn’t have to sing. I didn’t have to play the same songs I was playing and that I can be in

Coronado had the weirdest dream the last night his dream was aboutfinding the 7 cities

I am Carlos Peru. I was born and raised in Anthony, New Mexico. Everything I’ve ever gotten was due to my hard work. My whole life I was never given anything and this lifestyle grew me to be the person I am today and also the things I like today. I wouldn’t take any of it back. Given I didn’t like every day I still wouldn’t trade it for anything. These things made my major life choices such as my major, my favorite books, and movies and such things like that. My major is neuroscience and I found this love through a friend of my fathers. He is an accomplished anesthesiologist and one day I got to see a surgery love and I loved what the surgeons and doctor got to do and I loved it. From that point on and even to this day I continue to pursue

Who am I? I am a person that likes getting her job done. I am a teenager that is always there when a friend or a family needs an advice or any help on anything I am positive about many things I am a person that is calm relaxing and stay away from conflict who am I? I am Elizanne Barrios a person that will never give up in life until I accomplish my dreams because that’s why I came to America to succeed.

I had the pleasure of interviewing Pedro Castillo. He is seven years old, Cuban, and is in Ms. Neer’s first grade class. Despite English he is one of the few students in his class that is above average, he is reading at a second grade level.

Hello, my name is Rae-Kelly Hamilton! I am a rising senior attending Grove City High School, where I’m a member of the graduating class of 2016. I hope to attend a prestigious university, preferably a military Service Academy, Johns Hopkins University, or Washington and Lee University. I also hope to play collegiate volleyball while studying either a hard science or engineering while on a pre-med track. Outside the classroom, I enjoy volunteering, reading, and hanging out with friends. One day, my dream is to be a military doctor with expertise in cardiology.

I have successfully completed both biology and chemistry at an honors level in high school, in addition to eight years of art throughout elementary and middle school. The Youth Academy is the only one in the county held at the actual academy in which cadets train at. Here, we have been taught various skills, ranging from handcuffing techniques and police baton training, to basic crime scene investigation and fingerprinting. In addition to these, I have had the opportunity to try the F.A.T.S., or FireArms Training Simulator, which assigns the user a situation where they would decide whether or not to use the firearm, which allows the user to think analytically and make their decision. I was able to develop and reinforce numerous skills, including marksmanship, judgement of a situation, familiarization with weapons in a nonlethal way, and become more vocal and confident in myself in dangerous scenarios.