Pillars Of Character

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_I believe I have been demonstrating the six pillars of character in the PASB Community more than people might think.To show respect is to be well-mannered and caring towards your fellow peers and authorities, “treat others the way you want to be treated”, that’s what I believe in and follow through my everyday life as I associte with others. With this in mind, I have never being into trouble due to my actions in PASB, and I try to trouble the ones around me as little as possible. Additionally I’m one of the few people who say “Good morning” and “Good afternoon” to the cleaning staff, for the sake of manners and citizenship . Henceforth my effort to be respectful in regards to the environment and to manifest myself as a good Citizen. I one …show more content…

In addition, as mentioned before, I am not ashamed to admit my mistakes and I will pridefully do it if they are harming someone other than myself. I show Caring for both my friends and teachers by taking care to ask for their well being should they miss a class without warning, also in my personal life, I care for my sister when my mother can’t do it, and am the nurse and caretaker for all the animals I have at home should one be wounded or sick, and if the worst comes to be, I am the one to bury them and decorate their graves. I demonstrate fairness for being one of the few in the class who stands up to bullying and mean jokes, such as the latest one in which other students took and hid the pencil cases of one another, I always tried to give it back to them if it was passed on to me, and if it was one of my friends, I always tried and recuperate the lost items from the “robbers”. I consider myself to fit into the paper of an NJHS model student, and hope to inspire others to try and be role model students as

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