NHS Identification Report

I’m not as glamorous as I might seem. I’m just an ordinary student in 10th grade, who likes to learn things. Others may be more charismatic or handsome, but I have something that they do not. I posses an essential life skill; initiative. You (as the readers from the National Honors Society) may think that what I am saying is absurd, but I am here to prove my worth one paragraph at a time. I am a well educated individual who has repeatedly demonstrated initiative and high standards of reliability. For starters, I provide assistance to those in need as well as act as a leader on and off campus. Last summer, I attended a Cabrillo Extension Youth Institute. We spoke about setting healthy boundaries, speaking firmly, asserting yourself, and teamwork. I believe that these things will greatly impact my academic career as well as my affiliation with the NHS.
Since middle school, I have been involved in numerous local beach and river cleanup events. In Nature Academy I was able to design my own community service project. During 7th grade, I banded together with a few fellow classmates and we decided to clean up the streets of Felton one staple at a time. The state of the poles there were horrible; covered in the metal pieces from prior flyers posted there. After several weeks and hours, we had defeated the evil staples. In 8th grade, I had done some more community service on a smaller scale. By helping out in the community garden at school, I had helped the crops grow, that were then disbursed to families in need of fresh