Personal Narrative: The Four Pillars Of The National Honor Society

National Honor Society has taught me, about my purpose in life. At first when I got involved in The National Honor Society, I came in with no knowledge of what was to be thrust upon my abilities. It taught me the four main pillars that has guide me into my success. Those four main pillars are Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character.

Scholarship has taught me to value education. Over the four years in highschool, I made this commitment in trying my best. It all has had paid off now as I approach graduation with a weighted GPA of 3.8 and ranking of 4 in my class. My honor classes have made me think that I can achieve anything. Hours of studying and hours on homework assignments have led me to the point where I am today. I plan to use my knowledge to help and grow the community in the

During my 2 years as a member of The National Honor Society, I have done multiple community services. The best part of doing services is watching others smile because of what I have done to help them better their lives. When I was part of Earth Day at my school, I traveled to the historical paterson great falls. To interact with children on how to reuse our resources to help our community become cleaner. The best part of doing this is that a week after our service, the children were beginning to take small steps by picking up trash off the parks. I plan to help my community grow as I continue to take on into journey of success.

Leadership, has shown me the importance of having power and knowledge. For my future I plan to lead and stay true to my beliefs. In school I lead the young to not give up on their dreams. Everything is possible if your willing not to give up. My biggest leadership skills are giving advice, setting goals, and staying on task, no matter what come in my way. As a honor student, I show interest to the task at hand and to guide my fellow National Honor Society cadets into achieving their