Explain Why You Should Be Involved In The Community

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Why you should be involved in your community “ Why should I be involved in my community?” is probably what most grade school children ask their parents when told to do some form of community work. Most kids don’t enjoy community no matter what it is unless they get something out of it. You should be involved in your community because it makes your community or school look nicer, You can have a say, It shows good leadership and that you care. First off, don’t you want your school or community look nice? Don’t you want it to be a safer place to live? When you clean up your school you are making it safer so your fellow students. If there is trash or spills you or them can slip or trip and get injured. Cleaning up your community makes it look beautiful. When it looks beautiful more people will move in and you will have more friends and the economy will be much better than before! So then why wouldn’t you want your school or community look nice and be safer? When someone is elected into office and you don’t like it why complain? There’s no point. You didn’t use your right to use your voice. Going to your school meetings you can run or vote for your school president! Going to community meetings you can vote on issues or changes people want to make to the …show more content…

I thought I was helping with sound but the leader noticed I always wanted to help lead in some way so she made me head or director of the whole stage crew and the show. I was shocked, nervous, but strangely overjoyed. It was very hard, I won’t lie, and yet it was easy. It felt so natural. Helping everyone find out what they had to do and making sure everything went smoothly was very fun. The day of the show made me so nervous but everyone was counting on me. Everyone knew how I felt and they liked the way I took lead and calmed me down. That was the best experience of my life and I'm still so thankful for

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