Ap's Office Student Analysis

Growing up my parents raised me to always be helpful. They made me do chores and eventually I started asking them what else they needed help with after I did my chores. When I was younger and I still lived in O’Fallon I cleaned the bathrooms, vacuumed the basement, cleaned my room, did my laundry, cleaned the cat's box (when we still had our cat), dusted rooms and did the dishes. Now I only have to have to clean my room, clean two bathrooms, do dishes and sometimes cook. I don’t mind cleaning so doing chores doesn’t bother me and when I had a lot of chores usually I asked if she needed them done done for her. I also offer to cook dinner now and I offer my mom to help out with my sisters because I know she’s got a lot on her plate. She works everyday and she’s a student as well. So, I do understand it can be stressful for her so I try to help as much as possible.
I run passes and sometimes show new students around the school. Whenever the AP’s office’s runners aren’t there I run their passes for them. During the first half of fourth hour, which is my lunch hour, I student work for Mrs. Posey I usually get her mail for her and do whatever else she needs done for her students like print or copy papers. I also go to Mrs. Novaria and Mr. Thurston’s room to see if either one of them needs something done. Another way I help out at home is when my sister needs help with her homework. She takes spanish at her grade school, so I help with her projects that she has to do. I also help her with her grammar homework and whatever other homework she has that she needs help with. Alyssa doesn’t go to school yet, but when she does I’m sure I will help her with her homework too. I love helping people. I try to help out around my house and school as much as possible. I want to continue helping others out for the rest of my life. In the future I hope to help my husband, kids and eventually my