Montgomery High School

after high school to pursue a degree in divinity. In 1948, he became the 19th pastor of the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church in Montgomery, Alabama. Johns has the ability to speak and read several different languages. He was a community activist who loved helping African-American girls who had been raped by white men and bring them to justice. He is well connected with Martin Luther King, Jr. Martin succeeded with the help of Johns as a minister. Martin moved toward the freedom for the Montgomery bus

perfect word to sum up my high school experience. Going into my freshman year of high school, I had no future aspirations. Life was bland; my main focus was to make it through the school day with the least effort possible. It wasn't until the end of my sophomore year that I realized the magnitude of my decision of not taking school seriously. I thought my future was ruined before it even started because of my abysmal GPA. It was for this reason that I decided to take school more seriously. I took a

After graduating from Conroe High School, I want to attend to Lone Star College Montgomery simply because it’s closer to where I live, and because it’s more affordable than any other state institution. I really don’t feel like going to another college that is far away from home, because that would mean that I would have to stay in campus which is more expensive. I want to go to Lone Star for two years to complete my basics. The cost per semester at LSC is $800, so the total cost per two years at

Teenage Lives Matter Many teenagers have been pushed to wake up early every weekday the receive. But will anyone do anything about it? Adjusting school start times could help teenagers for many reasons. Many pediatricians have been trying to change schools start times just for kids could enough sleep that the need to be healthy. Also, Dr. Cora Breuner, an adolescent medicine specialist at Seattle Children's Hospital says “We want to promote safety for kids” (source 1). Which believe that kids

could only hope that staff would not abuse power” (John Diamond, thirty years in law enforcement and administrator in schools for four years). School shootings have become very prominent in today's society. With the ever so high number of school shootings, the question of whether or not teachers should be armed has arisen. James Grayson, author of “More Guns On Campus Won’t Make Schools More Secure” found on Campussaftey.org, reports a South Carolina study determined that employees, allowed to carry

I was born and raised in America, my native language is English, I love rock music and American food; people often think I am white because of the way I look and act. However, my ethnicity is Hispanic American. My parents were born and raised in El Salvador, I have only been there once when I was younger and I remember it like it was yesterday. I was hit with a bit of culture shock because there were things I was not used to. As a kid, my Spanish was not that great so being in a country where everyone

I think the GI bill has become stronger over time. I think the original GI bill was an attempted on the United States to avoid a potential economic crisis by providing the millions of Veterans that would be returning home from war with the services they deserved. Before the original GI bill access to home ownership and higher education was mainly limited to rich people but with the passing of the GI bill many people at different social economic backgrounds now had access to obtain education and

year of high school, that I have finally uncovered my own sense of being. This upcoming July, I will be attending the Austin School of Spa Technology to study Cosmetology as well as Makeup Artistry. In addition, I will be attending Fulton Montgomery Community College in September to begin the study of Chemistry. I plan to continue working towards my two-year degree at Fulton Montgomery Community College. I plan to continue with my future endeavors and transfer to a four-year school with the

I completed my elementary school and high school in Ethiopia, East Africa. Based on the Ethiopian education curriculum, after the completion of 10th grade with a 4.0 point, I attended 2 years of secondary school with a natural science stream which includes STEM courses, social studies, and languages. At the end of 12th grade, I took the Ethiopian Higher Entrance Examination that determines students’ admission to a four-year institution and I was accepted to the University of Gondar, Ethiopia. However

interests in agriculture exploded. My first year in the Dulles FFA, I joined the parliamentary procedure, quiz and floriculture teams. Our floriculture team placed fifth in state competition. I started my junior year at Montgomery High School and immediately joined the Montgomery FFA. I applied for an officer position for my senior year and became the secretary. I joined the parliamentary procedure and senior quiz teams, which placed first and second in district competition and advanced to area