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The Value Of Elcho In High School

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I have gone to school in Elcho my whole life. Elcho has given me countless chances to participate in everything. As a current member of student council, Students against destructive decisions ( SADD), Forensics, Cheerleading, and Golf, I value these opportunities. Extra curricular activities have taught me to be responsible, work with a team, and untimely made my highschool career one to remember. Being so involved in high school has forced me to be responsible. I am responsible to know what’s going on and when. In Forensics and Drama I was responsible for learning lines and being able to perform. In SADD I am responsible for hanging posters around the school to raise awareness for thing like: drunk and distracted driving, STDs, drug use and it 's affects, healthy relationships, and suicide prevention. As part of a team I show up to every practice and let the coach know if I can’t. All of my actives have made me outstandingly responsible. …show more content…

I see that other people are very important and there are a lot of things I can’t do on my own. Depending on a team is an amazing experience. I will always know that even now that Cheerleading season is over, our team will always be there for each other. I will forever be a part of my cheerleading squad and the memories I made will never be forgotten. My high school career has been very difficult at times, between working, keeping my grades up, and participating in extracurricular activities. I’m proud to say that I stuck with the things I enjoyed. I know that I would not be the same without having done these things. Extra curricular activities at Elcho have truly enriched my

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