It is my belief that I am definitely qualified for the distinguished National Junior Honor Society. I have exhibited great leadership, citizenship, character, and service in and out of school. The National Junior Honor Society is a highly reputable organization that I would love to be a part of. It is a wonderful opportunity.
I have maintained mostly A’s for my entire academic career, and I am currently in the Gifted and Talented Program, taking advanced classes. I have been on the high honor roll in both 6th and 7th grade. In addition, I was nominated by my teachers for Student of the Month in March 2014. I play the trumpet, bugle, and acoustic guitar. I am in the Middle School Band and will be a part of the High School Marching Band in 8th grade. I was nominated and took part in the NJSMA Honors Band two years in a row. Also, I take part in soccer and I am starting tennis.
Outside of school, I have been in an FLL Robotics team for the past four years, and won two teamwork awards and a robot design award in the regional competition. In addition, I have been involved in Cub Scouts and the Boy Scouts of America since second grade. Currently, I am an assistant patrol leader, and next election (June 2014) I will be running for patrol leader. We go on camping trips once every month, and if a patrol leader isn’t around I take charge until he returns.
The Coursework on Within School Walls part 1
Within School Walls School counselors often engage in functions that are only remotely related to either their training or their professionally determined roles or activities. Scheduling, participating in disciplinary functions, and conducting clerical duties absorb much of a school counselors time. However, those duties are not considered core elements of a counselors role. The time that the ...
