I am honored to be among the students at Eureka High School who are being considered for the National Honor Society. Being part National Honor Society has been a goal of mine since the beginning of my high school career; the reason I have strived to achieve exemplary grades that have continued to improve throughout the years. Along with academic success, I have worked to achieve successful roles in leadership, character, and service. I believe National Honor Society does outstanding deeds in society, and to be accepted would be a dream come true. In the pillar of leadership, I take pride in my ability to lead others in academics and in faith. I take part in roles at my church, leading different prayer groups and activities for the youth group. In school, I strongly believe …show more content…
I start each day with the intent to be better person than that of the day before, and there is no better way to practice that than in the classroom. While in class, I pride myself on my ability to stay honest and respectful of myself and those around me, always looking to improve my work, as well as with helping others realize their strengths. Additionally, I believe it is very important to create a well balanced social life through activities outside of school, and sports are no exception. Character is built through team work, and my participation in Eureka High School’s field hockey and soccer program has given me ample amounts of opportunities to build my acceptance and cooperation with all those I encounter, whether that be during practice, or cooperating with others to create a plan to help strengthen the team. Likewise, my involvement in Eureka’s Renaissance program has given me opportunities to help build my character as a person and as a teammate, whether that be through meetings, or events such as Veterans lunch, and I have not fallen short on taking those chances to create a stronger person in myself, and better friend to