Why I Should Not Be Exempted From Doing Such Things Essay

Furthermore, I have also done quite a few acts of service to my town and school even though I realize that it is not necessary for me to do so, I believe that by serving others without a reward is the best way to become a better person and leader. As a matter a fact I am a member of Frisco’s Teens4Green and have volunteered to play “Rufus the Recycling Dog” at local elementary schools, which was a very enjoyable and rewarding experience. In addition, with my early release periods, rather than go home early most days, I choose to go assist some teachers if needed. By assisting them I can learn more about following in one’s footsteps to achieve a certain goal and how to aid another in a time of need. Since then, I knew that I had to serve my school in different ways rather than just teachers. I wanted to demonstrate to my class that I could be a worthy asset, and that I was there for them in wanting to make our senior year extravagant, yet

Our tutoring program is a big success as it pairs NHS members with students who are struggling in certain subject areas. As scholarship is another pillar of NHS, our members take their schoolwork very seriously and they are some of the brightest students in their classes. This tutoring program allows them to give back to our Holmdel High School community by imparting some of their knowledge to struggling students. Their service and time does not go unnoticed as they often have to give up their free time during study hall, lunch, or even after school. One of my fondest memories while being a tutor was when I had to help a younger student study for an Algebra test. I was a bit nervous before our session that I wouldn’t be able to help her understand the subject matter, but we went through her review packet question by question and to my relief I was able to explain the material to her with ease and give her advice on how to solve them, as well as testing tips and strategies that she could use. After our session was over I was glad I was able to help her, but really didn’t think anything of it. I had kind of forgot about our tutoring session when two weeks later, the girl I tutored came up to me with a huge smile on her face telling me she got a 100 on her test and told me she couldn’t have done it without

​Lawrence smiled broadly. “I’m glad you did.” He studied her face closely, noticing her brilliant blue eyes. “You look gorgeous. You’re even prettier now than you were then.”

I plan that my senior year should be very successful, and the I exempt my classes. I also plan that I get through the school year with no interruptions. Going to school is very important in the real world and also have your high school diploma. Getting your high school diploma gets you better job in the real world. My goals are keeping my grades up, exempt my classes, and graduate. After I graduate I will be attending Greenville Technically College to take up CNA classes and respiratory.

“Damn, I know that. I had a teacher that was sorry for my mother for all the grief I caused her for being born.”

"Helen, I was a part of the peer-to-peer counseling and tutoring, club. Nolan was someone I counseled, not tutored."

“Why don’t you walk me to practice and I will introduce you to the teacher.”

Cullen began to pace, before pointing angrily at him through the bars of his cell. “You were always weak. ”

“It was Coach Kelly? The head coach of the Sartell Dance Team. She saw one of your recitals and wants you to try out!”

During my junior year at Santa Teresa High School, I was in a class the required us to volunteer at selected locations and I had decided that I would volunteer at Edenvale Elementary. I was designated to a second grade classroom where I would be assigned to work with five students who were falling behind in the class. There was one student from that group that had a major impact on my decision of becoming a teacher; for his privacy I will call him Jeremiah. He is a student who has trouble at home, often absent or late to class, and has difficulty with reading and writing. One day I was grading papers for the teacher and Jeremiah was having a rough time understanding what his assignment in class was. He approached his teacher and asked for help,

"That's.. Correct.." She growled out, actually angry that I got it right "But, since you find my class so boring that you'd rather play games on your phone than listen, detention!" She sharply turned on her heel back to front of the classroom.

"What the hell are you talking about, that's why we went to the academy in the first place, hm."

For my service learning aspect of this course, I volunteered at Lawrence Catholic Academy. There I worked one-on-one with a fourth grade boy who was struggling in all of his subjects. His grades were not very high and he needed a lot of extra help. One reason as to why he wasn’t doing well in school was because he rarely ever did his homework and therefore he always fell behind in class. Another thing that I had found out just a couple of weeks ago is that he was very sick last year and he had to miss half a year of school. Since he wasn’t in school for half of the year, he didn’t learn the material that he needs to know and therefore he is even further behind compared to the rest of his peers. I would always try my best to help him understand

“Probably the worst professor, I have ever taken in my entire career. Avoid at all costs.”

"The teachers were talking about how their students are better than ours at solve mysteries."