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Personal Narrative: My Certificate Of Merit

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Hi, I am Michelle and this is my freshman year of high school. I was born and raised in Sacramento by my family. I am the oldest sibling and 7 years apart from my younger sister. My family also includes our much-loved dog and she is a female, toy poodle mix. Some things I enjoy and do often is listening to music, checking Instagram and shopping. An instrument I have been playing since I was six is the piano and I enjoy it. I am working towards getting the highest level of Certificate of Merit. My goals for this year is to do well in all of my current and future classes (getting As), make new friends and trying new things.

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