“What I Will Do to Graduate from High School”


         Graduating from high school is very important to me. My parents will have another daughter to be proud of. I wouldn't like to let my parents down because they have done so many things for me. I want to thank them for their hard work and everything they have done for me and my sister.
        Graduating from high school won't be a problem for me. I know that I can do it. Ever since I started high school I been getting straight A's, except last year I receive a B for my chemistry class but a B still a good grade. I have no problems with getting my work done and turning all my assignments. If I don't understand something I ask for help. I'm always prepare with my materials and ready to learn something new each day. I always attend school, even if I have a little cough I still go. I'm always on time.
         I have met some of the requirements you need to graduate. For example, I already passed both of my CAHSEE's which include Math and English. Getting the 230 credits won't be hard because I know I will have them all. One thing that I will have to do is complete my community service. I know that if you do extra-curricular activities, it would look good in your college application. I’m trying to join as many extra-curricular activities as I can. I’m already in leadership, book club, and humanitarians club. I’m planning to join volleyball as well. I’m taking AP classes the will help get ready for college. Those classes are AP Language Composition and AP Spanish.
        I’m really ecstatic to graduate because the class of 2014 will be the first class to graduate from Linda Esperanza Marquez HS (H.P.I.A.M.). We will make history!