SGA Reflection

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This year in SGA, I have gained new leadership skills and I have used them to help Willard High School become a better place. I have learned to to do new things and reach certain goals with new people. The impact we have on the school has really opened my eyes to how different ideas can lead to great things. There are several things I have helped with, whether that being filming videos, setting up for the dances, helping with the assemblies, etc. My greatest success in SGA this year was being able to step out of my comfort zone, because I am not usually a person to take charge, but I have been able to help others get things done and reach the goals we were trying to reach such as advertising events on social media, making videos for spirit weeks, and taking pictures at all of the events that we run. In Media, I have been able to help Jordan and Maddie make videos and it has been a lot of work, but the videos always …show more content…

Morgan and Riley are always informing me about things they are doing on the dance committee and I try my best to help them. For Ladies Pay All, I made many snowflakes with Morgan who taught me a new way to make them. Before I only knew how to make plain, old, boring snowflakes. The process of setting up for dances is also a lot of work so I am happy I got to help their committee finish. The LPA dance went really smoothly before and after with everyone's help. We got done cleaning quickly without any trouble and staying after school to set up before hand wasn’t too difficult. Even though there wasn’t a huge group of people at LPA, the dance was still a success. An accomplishment for the whole class is the Homecoming Dance. I couldn’t go because I play on the softball team, but I was informed that it was still successful. We also took a whole bunch of pictures at the dances and to me it is a huge personal achievement knowing others save those pictures to remember the dance for

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