Statement Of Purpose: Peninsula Catholic High School

When I was nine I told my mother I was going to be the first female Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court, and since then my passion for law and politics has only grown. I enjoy being in thick of things and using my energy to move ideas forward. I love persuading others on topics that I see will make our community better for all of us. Participating in activities and events such as Buckeye Girls State, and the National Speech and Debate tournament have broaden my horizons immensely. However, something not listed on the resume is the conversations that happen outside of the rounds, where people come together to discuss different issues because it excites them. I love the political process, it drives the activities I do, the classes

Pope Francis once said, “An education in the fullness of humanity should be the defining feature of Catholic schools.” To me, this sentiment sums up why a Catholic education is so important for many reasons. I have attended many different types of schools: public, private, Catholic and homeschool as a result of my father’s career in the military. However, only my experiences at Catholic schools provide me with a truly well-rounded education because, at Catholic schools, I receive the opportunity to learn about the amazing gift of God’s love every day during school hours. I love studying Scripture and seeing ways in which God is present in our lives. It is such a special experience to be able to do that in a school environment where you can really learn the fundamentals of our faith, as well as experiencing many different aspects of our Catholic faith, from prayer to Mass as a part of

Resurrection Catholic High School is a small private school in the small town of Pascagoula, Mississippi. In total, the school has approximately two hundred and sixty students in grades seven through twelve. Because of its small size, one would think that Resurrection Catholic School would be easy to run, however, that is not the case. There are certainly difficulties that arise in maintaining a small private school. For instance, Resurrection Catholic School, unlike public schools, does not receive equivalent funds or financial support from the state. Therefore, the leader (principal) must have a strong passion for the school, strong leadership skills, and the ability to keep it running smoothly. Unfortunately, Resurrection Catholic School has a principal that lacks many vital leadership qualities and, as a result, the high school is losing its prestige as a college preparatory school. The diminishing reputation has a negative effect on both staff members and students, alike.

Whether it be in sports, academia, volunteering, or other extracurricular activities, our school offers a lot of ways to be successful. At Cedar Springs High School, you can learn how to be a successful student, athlete, thespian, and person. This can all be accomplished through everything mentioned above, plus so much more. Opportunities for career shadowing, college visits, internships, and scholarships are always available at CSHS. Each path for each student is personalized, and each student succeeds in their own way. There is no discrimination on what is successful, and each student is given the opportunity to

Welcome to North Eugene High School, the home of the highlanders. A great choice for your high school education. When I was first introduced to North I felt confident that I would graduate college ready, and that I would have an amazing time on the journey there. North Eugene High School has great staff and an awesome student body who are competent and care about you succeeding. Here we have the International Baccalaureate program which offers lots of options for college credit. The teachers here want you to graduate prepared for the world and work hard to get you there everyday. Though North Eugene High School is always looking to the future for its students, we also have a rich history. North Eugene High School is the second oldest High School

My husband and I agree whole heartedly that Catholic High School is the place for Blain to thrive spiritually, academically, and socially. Blain strongly desires to grow in his faith. As a family, we believe the brotherhood at Catholic High School will allow him to grow more in this area than any other school. Moreover, catholic education and values entwined in his daily routine are essential for us and Blain. Academics have been a strong focus in our family. As an educator, I have researched all of the schools in our area; Catholic High School leads the way in ACT scores, graduation rates, curriculum integrity, and university attendance. Blain has an intrinsic desire to learn; therefore we want him to attend the best school to provide

I am applying for your residential summer school program in January 2016. The program appeals to me on many different levels. It will allow me to gain extra knowledge before I start my final year of VCE in my chosen subjects. Year 12 can be a very stressful year as I have experience in completing Legal Studies unit 3 and 4 this year. With any extra help, it can make the year easier. The program allows me to gain a different perspective on area of studies from different people. Teachers at my school may have one view point or a way of teaching an area of study different to how your tutors have. This opportunity allows me to gain a better insight into different ways that I can learn the content, rather than relying on

High School is where students get their education for them to get a better life and a good career for them in their future. One of my High Schools that I attended was Madera High School which is an old, calming school. Some of the students in that school may be smart, dumb or even just in between smart and dumb or even some nasty homophobic who despise homosexual people, lesbian, gay and bisexual identity. In fact, I knew someone who hates these kind of individuals and it make me think how such a person can hate these kind of human because everyone is the same we all have the same rights god gave us. People like this makes me some type of way because they are so dumb and stupid for not supporting this. Every person in this world has equal rights

Life comes at you fast when you graduate high school, so you will need to be prepared. To be prepared you must make a plan for your future, but just in case you might want to have a backup plan. My plan is to attend Graceland University in Lamoni, Iowa where I will major in Sports Management, and minor in Communications. I want to study Sports Management in hopes to one day be a college basketball coach, but in case that plan doesn’t work I am minoring in Communications to be a sports broadcaster. I feel I am well prepared because my teachers here at Fair Play have taught me how to apply myself, manage my time, and set goals for myself.

Saint Xavier University is a school I am proud to have attended for my undergraduate degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders. The faculty in this program have allowed me to explore this field for what it really is: a humanizing service to the community. I have built rapport with all the faculty on campus and have gleaned so much about the field in the classwork and in my invaluable experiences in the on-campus clinic have prepared me to venture out and challenge myself with a professional degree and hopefully, a career in speech-language pathology. The Masters of Science program will allow me to fulfill all the requirements to become a professional in this field, and I believe the impactful education I received in the undergraduate will

The first couple of weeks were a little rough. It was hard adapt to the change right away. I have experienced so many great things so far though. I am glad I chose Lebanon Valley College; it feels like home to me. I look forward to meeting new people and all of the opportunities life has in store for me.

On a cool, breezy autumn day I drive up the hill lined with fascinating trees which I can see forming an archway to my future. As a senior I am presented with the question “What type of college is right for you?” After multiple college visits, the castle on top of the hill is the place for me.

It is with great enthusiasm that I submit this formal letter of interest in an Internship opportunity at Hope Academy - Clinical Services department. I have a B.Sc. in Psychology with a minor in Business Administration from Northern Caribbean University with an interest in pursuing graduate studies in Counseling Psychology.

I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Marist College and the Lorenzo de’ Medici Institute for providing me an opportunity to study in the amazing city of Florence, Italy, and to the many people without whom this work would not have been possible. To my advisor, Sofia Ciuffoletti, who is a brilliant, extraordinary and inspiring professor, mentor, and friend. Thank you for challenging me and believing in me throughout this entire process---I would not have done this without your constant support and guidance. To the director of my masters program, Maia Wellington Gahtan, who has actively supported me and continues to encourage me in all my academic pursuits. I would like to thank all of my professors that have pushed me along the way

In January 2013, The Center for Urban Research and Learning at Loyola University Chicago listed an assortment of community organizations, and I was challenged to select only one. Immediately, I was drawn to the Illinois Children’s Healthcare Foundation, a national program aimed to help dental schools increase access for underserved populations through expanded community-based education and recruitment of underrepresented minority and low-income students. It was during this experience, that I realized my passion in life was to serve these communities. I am grateful for the engagement I have had with Jesuit ideology while at Loyola University, which emphasizes social justice; these experiences have further inspired me to pursue public interest.