Sophomore Year Goals

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Sophomore year in high school is very important time period of my life, because it is appropriate age to start thinking about your future and set your goals. It is also the right time to experience different things to get more clear idea of what you want to do in the future. Goals have to be followed by specific plans and steps. This year, I am hoping to get more clear ideas on the career that I want to get in the future, which is stage management. Experiencing different things in the field you want to work in is important. To learn more about the stage management and the back stage production, I have joined the tech team of the drama elective. I was helping with the light programming for the shows since the first semester of the freshman

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