Skip to main content

High School - My Thoughts and Goals

The entire time that I was in Middle School, I would think about the next level on the food chain, high school. The first day was not exceedingly bad like I thought it would be. Teachers just introduced themselves and their courses, and I wasn't really worried. I still feel the same, and I hope that I can reach my goals for this year and throughout high school. 

I have a couple of goals for life that I would like to reach in the next 4 years. First of which being my choice of college. I have had a list of 3 colleges for a while now, and mainly because I have always known what I have wanted. The three main colleges that I would like to apply for are MIT, Stanford, and Harvard. I know that I will have to work hard to achieve this goal, and I am ready to go full speed ahead to reach it. 

Comments

  1. Ellie SAugust 24, 2017 at 9:48 AM

    I want to go to Stanford as well. Time to work hard for the next four years! Good job.

    ReplyDelete
  2. Ethan WAugust 24, 2017 at 9:50 AM

    Work hard for your goals and keep reaching your mile stones!

    ReplyDelete
  3. Charlie RAugust 24, 2017 at 9:51 AM

    My first day was kind of confusing, but I've gotten better. My goals are similar to yours but Yale is my top school. Though Harvard or Stanford would be great too. Maybe we could go to college together! :)

    ReplyDelete
  4. Robert X.August 24, 2017 at 10:04 AM

    I think that if you try hard enough then you can succeed in high school and achieve your goals. Keep up the good work!!!

    ReplyDelete
  5. Hooke21August 24, 2017 at 10:04 AM

    Those are some good goals. I know you can get into any of those schools.

    ReplyDelete
  6. EvanAugust 25, 2017 at 6:42 AM

    It's cool to see how motivated and excited you are for high school. If you really push yourself to get good grades, I know you will make it into those schools.

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Week 4 Comments

Christian Kitto https://jcmello113.blogspot.com/2017/09/dear-12-year-old.html?showComment=1505341897901#c4413108223087900661 Tucker Harrell https://tuckerblogs7.blogspot.com/2017/09/dear-12-year-old.html?showComment=1505342011915#c5130052108243923115
Post a Comment
Read more

Symbolism

There used to be a mother and her son. His dad left when he was little, and they were both living in a house about ten miles away from town by a large field. The mother worked at a small sawmill managing books, and the son spent every weekday going to Mrs. Getrid's second-grade class. But there was one thing that Mrs. Getrid never understood. Every day the students would go home to eat lunch, but the son never had his mother pick him up. He always walked away from school even though his house was miles away from the school. He would always come back, hungry, and would continue school like normal. The mother never even knew that the children came home for lunch. She never really paid attention to her own son, and the son knew this. But nonetheless, she worked the books for the sawmill every day managing where the money went. She was good at her job too, but there was always one aspect of the books that she would never check. That was her salary. She was quite embarrassed by how ...
1 comment
Read more

My Own Prompt

Prompt: Who was/is the most formative in your life. Why? The most formative person in my life was my Papa. Papa is what I call my grandfather. He taught me two main lessons. The first one was about work. Every summer I would go to the farm and work with Papa. We would work really, really hard. He always told me that it would all pay off in the future. He was correct because every year we would sell the cattle that we had taken care of. The second lesson is a little more ridiculous. He would always say, "if you cant go first class, then don't go." This means that one should strive for the very best, or one should not strive at all. He took this seriously in all aspects of life. He got the very best farming equipment, the very best technology, and the very best fountain pens(his hobby at the time) that he could acquire. He could do this because he worked so hard. So I guess that the first lesson that he taught me feeds into the second one.
3 comments
Read more