Autobiography

Autobiography

           I began my first day of kindergarten attending Vine St. Elementary located in Los Angeles, CA. Throughout the beginning of the year I didn’t want to go to school because I was always a scared and nervous child when I was young. So knowing me, I cried a lot throughout the day. But I eventually got used to it and started to like school more. During those five years of attendance in elementary, I was always one of the top students in all my classes, especially in math. Math has always been my strong subject in every grade level. When I was in about 3^rd grade, I also received a student of the month award by the school’s principal. I graduated from elementary with high honors and my parents were very proud of me. I really enjoyed elementary school because I knew that with that experience and knowledge I was going to exceed greatly in the future.

            From there I attended Bancroft Middle School where I was enrolled in the SAS program. I thought I wasn’t going to be able to handle it because all my classes were honors. Even though they gave out a lot of homework, I was able to manage myself to complete all of it no matter what it took. I was really dedicated to completing all my work because I wanted a good G.P.A on my way to high school. I wasn’t one of those students who took into consideration the act of not doing the work. I enrolled into SAS for the purpose of taking a step further in my education.

            Now moving on to high school, I was also assigned all honors classes starting from 9^th grade to now. I need to make sure that I really dedicate myself to my studies because I want to attend a good college. To do that, I need to push myself and get the best grades that I can. It is sometimes hard to get all my work done because I am part of the Fairfax baseball team and practice usually ends late. But in the most part, getting good grades and participating in a sport at the same time is good for your college record.