“Ready for bigger and better things, it’ll be swell, get ready for us, the awesome 2012!”
Do you have a class color? Our class of ’12′s color is red so there slogan is: “Stop, Drop, and Roll ‘cuz we’re the class that’s hott hott.”
“When 2009 is good and gone, 2010 will live on. 2011 was a good class, but 2012 will kick some … (a$$)”
“We are the class of twenty-twelve. Don’t you wish you could be ONE-TWO?”
“Pushing Seniors into walls, Dropping all the Juniors Jaws, Making all Sophomores Sob, cause 2012 runs the halls!”
“Party hard, rock and roll. We’re the class you can’t control. The guys are hot and the girls are fine. We’re the class of twenty-twelve”
“You haven’t heard real spirit until 2012 makes you hear it”
“Bigger. Better. 2012″
“Step aside class of 2011. We’re the new One-Two”
“The guys are hot, the girls are fine. Honey, there’s nothing you can do! We’re the class of One-Two”
“Who? Who? We’re the class of One-Two”
Wht College is so Important to me:
My mother and I immigrated to the United States when I was 2 years old. My mother wanted this risk, because life was hard to take in Mexico, and when she had me, she knew that the future would be uncertain.
After 15 years in the United States, we have our green cards, which gave us the opportunity to visit our family back in Mexico will for the first time in more than a decade. Travelling to Mexico was an eye-opening experience back, which really helped me to understand how many opportunities I have success here in the States.
I was surprised that is optional in Mexico to go to school. At first I thought that was not going to school a privilege. But the truth of the matter was that the students leave school to work, although the average amount earned Äîeven works in a restaurant had been only $ 50 per week!
My mother has always stressed the idea of a good education. I didn, AOT understand this concept to high school. In the tenth grade, I realized I would need to improve my grades, a chance to have a good college, and ultimately to work towards a successful future.
Until my junior year, I was not doing as well as I could. But I could turn everything and get A, B and AOS, AOS my Junior Year, which made me very proud. This proved to me that I all I set myself to accomplish.
This year was very stressful for me, but my grades, I could always stable. I have spent countless nights writing essays for scholarships and try to do my homework at the same time. I have received three scholarships from universities I applied, it makes me very proud!
Not only do I find going to college, an achievement for me, but I feel that all immigrants goes to college is a way of tribute to those who died trying to reach a better life, have to pay, and for those who do not have the same opportunities as us here in the United States.
As a young Hispanic, I feel much more we have to offer to America than just our hard work, and college is the opportunity for us to get the training, we need to make those dreams come true!
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