Reflective Essay: Hard Working At Shadow Ridge Middle School

Hardworking is one of the many words I use to describe myself. Not only do I have a mesmerism for helping my fellow students, but I also have an appeal to lead my school. I show many moral focus virtues, such as wisdom, respect, gratitude, perseverance, leadership, and hard work.

I display wisdom by showing high quality judgement, experience and knowledge about many of my school subjects. I also show wisdom outside of school by helping other people. For instance, I help people when they don’t understand things. I also try to help even if I don’t fully understand the subject.

Furthermore , I show respect by respecting not only myself, but people around me. For example, I respect my peer’s wishes as I work alongside them. I can respect

During not one, but both of the dances that I helped put on at Shadow Ridge Middle School was delayed and I did everything in my power to make sure they went smoothly. I also showed tremendous amounts of preservation at other events during my time at Shadow Ridge Middle School’s student council such as staying an extra two hours after school for school events.

One other thing I show is leadership. At Shadow Ridge Middle School, I lead two classes to win an annual fundraiser for the Leukemia Classroom Challenge. I lead my classroom in 6th grade to win, but I also went on to repeat as a leader of the top fundraising class in 7th grade.

The last and one of the most important moral focuses that I value in school is hard work. I tend to quickly, yet proficiently, complete my assignments. I also work hard to help people in anyway I can. To exemplify, during my time at Shadow Ridge Middle School, I stayed with the student council administrator until five thirty to put on the third annual dodge bowl. I also strive to to be at every meeting, so that I can help at anything that needs my attention. Last year I missed two meetings, and both were because I was