Dr.Rolle, Good morning... I am not sure if you had anytime to get around to grading the speech assignments that was due last Saturday, but Dr.Rolle I have been going through hell trying to upload the video myself. Let me first start by informing you that I pondered on uploading my speech due to the fact that I was short 3 people for my speech. I don't have a very strong support system here and finding 8 people who will commit to taking 30 minutes at the most out of their day to come support me in completing a school assignment is pretty tough. I have no mother and father nor family who would be supportive enough in helping me to accomplish this goal. Now, to kind of fill you in on whats been transpiring with me in my personal life as for how it has negatively impacted my school life is definitely not my …show more content…
In my first video, I was living with my god sister, her husband, brother in law, and our children. I am from a Jamaican background as you could tell and originally when I went to go live with my god sister and her family. I assumed it was because I was struggling and I was about to go into a shelter that they wanted to help me out until I could get on my feet. Well, not so much... see my god sister's husband which is who I referred to as my brother in my first video had a motive as for why they allowed my son and I to come live with them at their home (I was paying rent). My god sister's husband Kemar wanted me to marry his brother who currently resides in the Jamaica for monetary reasons and lets just say I came to my senses, and decided money would never be the reason why I would marry any man. So, as of October 24th I decided not to go through with the arrangements because I meet a nice young man closer in age that I admire (I hope I am not getting to personal). Anyhow, after telling my god sister and her husband I did not want to get married to his brother. He told me I had to leave and that would explain why I am short participants in the second
There was a time in my life where it was a bad time, but, it was also a good time. I was trying to play games at my old school, Roosevelt Junior High School. I got caught, and what came with it, is troubling . When I got Home my Mom and Dad greeted me with a bunch of things, saying I shouldn’t be doing that, and this and that, but, what also came with it is, my grades dropped, it was horrible, I just couldn’t keep up with all my homework.
Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, today, there is one very crucial question we would like to ask, and that question would be, what exactly does modern day slavery look like? It’s much more subtle than the usual whip touting slave owner that owns people openly, but rather, it’s something as simple as everyday commerce. Slaves of the modern day aren’t brutalized or punished in public much like they used to be, due to the fact that society has changed, and such actions simply wouldn’t be accepted anymore. No, in the modern day, slaves work in silent torture doing jobs such as tailoring, cooking, or being a maid. These slaves suffer due to their lack of economic options and their lack of knowledge, and they’re also usually immigrants fleeing from
Twas the morning of the fourth of August at Juan Diego Catholic High School as the day was going just normal for most of the students who attended there. Some were having a wonderful day and some were having an awful day such as Jake the 10th grader spilling coffee on himself and almost burning the skin off of his body. To continue on, our story here today focuses on the society we have at Juan Diego and what we know and what we don’t, and how we go into perspective on how others are being treated and how they truly feel. To get back to our story here is what is happening at this certain moment, it is 8:00 and school has just started, our main character today is Justin Morrison who is in the 9th grade, Justin's parents are divorced and his sister is ran away from home five years ago and him and his family have never heard from her since then.
Middle school was nothing less than a controlled mess: cluttered, chaotic, and strewn, but understandable to those who lived in it. I started a new segment of my life during a difficult chapter. During the summer between the fifth and sixth grade, I had a falling out with most of my friends. It was over something stupid, some meaningless childhood argument that I can hardly remember the meaning of now, but at the time, stood for an injustice I couldn’t roll over for.
The first few weeks of school were great. I had stupendous grades, and I was flourishing in all of my classes. But after a while, I stared to skip school with my friends, because we thought classes were dull. Since I had an IEP school didn’t matter to me because as long as I reached the academic goal I’d be fine.
Mr. Higgins, First I want to thank you and the rest of the staff for organizing the intervention this morning. I was reflecting back on my time at Brophy after the meeting and recognize that I have received many opportunities that most student can not receive in public high school. If I had a chance to redo my four years of high school I would definitely still pick Brophy. Even though my high school career at Brophy could have been better, none of the moments I have had (good or bad) has been a waste. Brophy has dramatically changed my life farther than any school could have and changed the way I think and carry myself between freshman year and now.
Good afternoon, My husband and I went to Red Lobster for my birthday on 4/23/17 and I would like to express some appreciation for one of your servers Mrs. Pat. Mrs. Pat is AMAZING!!!! She gave over the top quality service with a smile. She was knowledgeable about the menu by helping customers who were undecided of what they wanted.
Consequently, I see the many different physical features that individualize every single one of you. Often, I wish I did not exist because I am tired of hearing what you all need to change about yourselves. I hear the complaining of your daily struggles, your cries after you failed your math test, and your happiness when you realize that the school year is almost over. My depression increase as the days rolls around because many of you hate coming to this place and everyone in it. When I was first put in, back in the early 90’s, students did not face nearly the amount of stress over school, boys, and friends, like you face today.
First of all good evening, I want to thank everyone who has supported me through this soccer season. This Golden Boot Award is a huge honor for me and I couldn't have done it without my teammates, coaches, and my family. Their unlimited support and belief in me has been a constant inspiration and a motivation to keep pushing forward. I would also like to say that I appreciate my dad and my mom for their love and sacrifice, like when you were busy but you still came to my games or you made sure that if you couldn't be here my grandpas would .
Okay let’s talk about all the stuff that I suffer from at this current date and time, there’s Depression, ADHD, Dysgraphia, and Hypomania; as you can see I drew the short stick in life’s gifts. But as much as my ADHD has helped with me hating long term goals my depression has definitely made it much worse than it was. So ever since Freshman year I had been determined to know what I wanted to do to my life and with the schools constant “Look at how well you have to do because you come from Fairfax County Public Schools”, I started stressing about this for so long that in my sophomore year I snapped and would end up breaking down emotionally, mentally, and at some points physically all because my mind wanted me dead and my body really didn’t want to put up a fight all due to the fact that I was so screwed up because I constantly had F’s in Math. This would end up with me attempting several times before checking myself into a hospital to try and stop. But as soon as I was back in the school building I started freaking out again at all the work I missed and would relapse again staying in the program longer and deciding I wanted to live life with the least amount of stress
How i have changed throughout the year. I’m doing a lot better in school academically. My grades are much, much better than they were when i was in 6th grade. This year in 7th grade my grades went up like a balloon. I know a lot more of certain subject topic
This made the video reach different audiences while still getting the message across. His talk reenforced a lot of the messages we learned in class and it is cool to see the messages and ideas being used in the industry and being extremely successful. This speaker made me appreciate class and what we are learning because he said to never lose the basics and that those are the most important aspects to the longevity of the company and his career. The talk made me realize that there are so many options and different paths you can take to be successful in the
A statement I wanna talk about is a recount and incident time when I expericed failure , it came the to beginning of my junior year I started the school year and ended first semester year good but as second semester came its was coming to where it was bad where I didn 't like school. It came bad where I ended up dropping out of school and didn 't return till my senior year. As I was telling my parents I was over school they where being berate cause of the fact that I didn 't wanna go to school anymore and they had smpliy told me that I have to do something instead of staying home.
Friends, Today I am going to tell you an incredible story. Story of how my application reached you. When I was born @1:15 AM in a small nursing home “Khanna Nursing Home” in Hisar, Haryana, India, nurse left my Umbilical cord little loose. Which is okay I guess I mean C’mon it’s
The past four years of my life hold both my highest of highs and my lowest of lows. High school can be a very awkward time period in a person’s life. Four years ago, I made the intimidating switch from St. Mary’s School to Algoma High School. There were certain aspects of high school which made me nervous, but academics was not one of them. I learned how to be a responsible student in my earlier years, and school had always come relatively easy to me.