We finally come to a close of the
excellence award. The definition of excellence states; the quality of being
outstanding or extremely good. To me this sums up a student who goes above and
beyond, like most awards given, but more specifically in their work and view to
others. They take care in their grades and future, school is more of a passion
to expand yourself. I was one of the people who got this award this quarter and
to me excellence means going deep into school work, staff respect, and socially
acceptable person. Of course the school work one is pretty summarize but to
truly understand what I go through to maintain my grades you would have to know
that I’m a perfectionist and I constantly battle myself in my head. It’s like
one part of me wants to stray and the other, which is more dominant, says you
can’t do anything else till you finish your work and do it good. My check and
connect with Mr. Matlack and some of my other teachers know I am always on
check with my grades. I always try to do extra credit, and I never settle with a
B grade. It honestly for some reason makes me super mad to have a B or less.
The staff respect can call for many names and thing but mainly to me it is
about having bonds and friendships with my teacher or at least be on a pretty
good base like 3rd base in baseball, almost home. My teachers and I have to
have a good understanding of each other which most of the time is there but if
not, I work up to it so I can work and feel comfortable. The socially
acceptable part is big but not too big, like I want to present myself in a good
way but not perfectly. I strive to look good to staff and other schools like
college. I also strive to look good to others to be a model to others but also
be supportive because I’m very friendly and want to help others. In my eyes
this award could be given to others of different values but this is my view.
A look into the world of Crossroads from the lens of our students. We do more than just write about politics; we write poetry, our struggles, family, happiness, and school.
Friday, May 11, 2018
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