NJHS essay

The National Junior Honor Society is an exceptionally prestigious organization that I would love to be part of. NJHS is a group of students who epitomizes 5 traits, consisting of citizenship, service, leadership, scholarship, and character. I firmly believe that I have demonstrated these traits both in school and the community. To start off, as a potential member of the National Junior Honor Society, I’m very proud of how my academic achievement has been so far in LRMS. When it comes to letter grades, overall, I have received nothing lower than an A, except for that one B in Tri.1 during 6th grade. I insist on keeping it this way with great determination. I am a person who gives all the effort into my work, no matter how small or large it is. I study well for class and I’m also an active participator, always inputting into the conversation, asking questions, and volunteering to do certain tasks. Additionally, when it comes to leadership, I’m happy to say I’ve had many opportunities to experience and learn more about it. In LRMS, I am in a class called Leadership 1. I’ve learned countless important leadership skills, such as figuring rough situations without the help of adults, getting tasks done correctly and efficiently. In Sunday school, I’ve shown my leadership skills by being the class leader for 3 consecutive years, from 5th grade to 7th grade. Chosen by my classmates, I serve as a helping hand to the teachers and students. To me, citizenship and service are two very similar topics. But I do have examples for both which I have also shown through the community and school activities. At school, I’ve shown my
Laurel Ridge citizenship by being a student of Leadership 1 class, we’re committed to help the school and be excellent role models for others, ranging from younger to older. In the community, I have shown my citizenship by purely doing good things with no intentions of getting anything in return, which then brings me to the next