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Over my high school years at Waukesha North, I have had a very diverse and fun experience. From my sophomore year when i started working and earning my own money to my freshman year when i joined marching band. High school has taught me a lot about myself and others, and i only plan to further the knowledge through my college years.

As someone who came from a family that lives in poverty, I have been plagued by a statistic that told me that working the amount of hours I needed to support myself while being in school made me substantially less likely to graduate from college than my peers. I’ve spent most of my college career working towards proving that statistic wrong. Not only did I want to prove to myself that I would beat the odds and graduate, but I was going to graduate with a high GPA and would become a graduate student. This goal has pushed me to work extremely hard to balance my academic and work careers. It has caused many days filled with long shifts and nights filled with homework. I sacrificed weeks without seeing some of my closest friends and never being a part of the standard college experience of partying frequently. I learned not only how to balance working a part time retail job and being a full time student but also how to still have some fun along the way. I believe that I have been a role model to my peers because I have shown a strong drive for success and a willingness to make sacrifices in order to exceed expectations of others and myself. Overall, I would hope that I would be seen as a role model for other students, not because I did not part take in the stereotypical college experience but because I worked extremely hard to meet my goals and I am about to graduate from college, with a good GPA and have been accepted into

Jocelyne is one of those everyday heroes,” Cox said. “She has the strength to follow her own heart and the courage to take paths unknown and finds her own rewards along the way. This young lady is an outstanding member of the Palo Verde High School family, community of Blythe and adds value to the world around her. As a staff, we are honored to be able to celebrate her tonight and know that she always makes her family

High school we became responsible for our actions and in turn were consicinsous. Moral principles in the classroom. Learned to listen to everyone know everyone and try and understand everyone, due to having a graduating class of 40 students.

“ I am teaching her more stuff everyday, she is so wonderful. Soon very soon she will be able to be as she used to ok?” said Ann

High school is said to be either the worst or best time of your life. I suppose it's all how you make it out to be. Earlier this year I took a Psychology class in school. This class may have been the most influential class I've ever taken. Now in this class we learned about the human mind. More so why we do what we do. In the brain are little tiny transmitters called norepinephrine's. These are commonly called "The Happy Brain Chemical". These are important in monitoring what things we do and if they make us feel delightful or not. In high school this can either be a good or a bad thing. For me? It's been a good thing. To feel a lot of delight I mean.

I've had a lot of positive school experiences but one that stuck with me was the preparation and the night of National Junior Honor Society. I had a lot of fun picking out the dress I was going to wear and the shoes to go with it. Most of the time I was with my friends except for when we had to go in line. Also it was nice to see that some of my teachers were there and supporting the kids.

Brown’s academic and professional experience is highly commendable. In terms of leadership ability, intelligence, and potential, she is second to none. Her leadership style is consistent with creating an environment so that each individual is encouraged to express one’s own individual interpretation and style. Furthermore, she has the unique ability to formulate a method which encompasses each individual, bringing them together for a collective learning experience. She is a hard-working, diligent and trustworthy individual with a wealth of diverse experience. She is responsible for the design and development of the Jefferson County School District’s curriculum. In addition, Mrs. Brown manages school improvement efforts at the Jefferson County Upper Elementary School. She promotes the success of her colleagues by planning and facilitating professional learning projects. More importantly, Faye promotes the success of all students by implementing state and district initiatives to ensure that quality teaching and learning is taking

Last year was probably the best year ever. First year of high-school, and I was already one of the most popular kids. I met so many new people, made so many new friends, and even my grades were good. I still have my grade-representative speech memorized. I remember standing up there in front of the entire school; I remember them cheering before I even started. I didn’t even know half of the people that came up to congratulate me after I was done, and I never thought High School would be such a great place. I had a girlfriend! In grade 8 my teacher told me High School wasn’t going to be all fun and games like grade school. The day I won grade-rep was the day I thought I proved her wrong.

I loved highschool. I am one of the rare seniors that was actually sad to move on to the next chapter in life. At the same time, it was a completely new chapter. If I had to pick three things that I am excited to leave behind, the first would be, the people. In a highschool in a small town, you have your certain group of friends but that is it.

Let 's start from the beginning. High school for me was a period of transition in my life. A stage of growth, hormonal changes, molding of the personality. Going from middle school to high school I realized that it was not the same thing: we had a different building, we crossed the hallways with older students; the teachers were different. t was supposed to be focused on getting good grades, making my parents feel proud of me and taking advantage of the great opportunity that was given to me which was to have been in one of the best bilingual schools in a country as poor as the Dominican Republic.

Graduating high school was a happy and sad experience. I was happy because I am now moving on to college. I can now further pursue my career. The sad part was leaving all my friends and facing all the obstacles to get to college. High school is different than college. One reason is money. I never worried about my tuition for high school. For college, if I don't pay, I don't get to learn. I worked all summer to save up for my tuition. I tried not to spend too much money at once. Although college is starting soon, I have learned to save money more efficiently, I learned to be more of an adult, and to look at things

- She tries to take the time to enjoy the people and the world around her.

At the end of the day I know now that high school will be whatever I make it to be. You see, my whole life I've been told I am ambitious and an advocate for the things I love. I know that I love doing what I think is right and hoping to change the world and I hope to one day make that possible by continuing to do the things that I love because I know eventually all the rest will fall into place.

Either you make high school a fun experience or you just cruise on by, from making new friends to just doing your homework I'm here to help you have the best experience while spending your teenage years in school.