To Kill A Mockingbird Personal Experiences

During my time as a Boy Scout, I have obtained many awards for my excellence, some acknowledged by others, and others merely personal. When I first joined, a grade schooler among high schoolers, I had not made much of myself in scouts or in school. However, through academic competition at school, I started to challenge myself. In grade six, I received Honor Roll. Moving on to Junior High, I received the Scholars Award and participated in Honor Society. Additionally, I played guitar in the music program. As for Scouts, I became a patrol leader and librarian. I was able to learn the basics of leadership, and some of that transferred to other activities. I started to rank up in scouts and transfer the skills toward school, sports, and daily life. As part of my rank requirements, I volunteered over the summer at the Cordelia library. My favorite books there are: "Ender’s Game," "Steve Jobs," and "Sherlock Holmes." I moved districts when going to High School, and only a couple friends went with me, one being Feras Halabi. Once school started, I was part of the music program and throughout the year I participated in four concerts (playing guitar). As for academic progress, I received the Straight A's award. In scouts I became an ASPL and lead the troop’s patrols. My
Another notable event was the start of my Eagle Scout Project. I built some furniture for the Jimmy Doolittle Center nearby. The project was a major success and the Center thanked me for my contribution. School started again, and I continue to enjoy the challenge it brings. This year, as a sophomore, I am likely to receive the Straight A’s award. I participate in the Jam, Philosophy, and Engineering club. I was just recently accepted into the leadership class, and I hope to transfer my leadership skills over from Scouts. At the start of this year my troop elected me to be the SPL. As a leader, the interesting and successful meetings we have executed make me