Conscientiousness In Yakima

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Everywhere we look we see a difference in wealth, power and authority. In order, to rebuild, redesign and reclaim a preferable society we as an individual have to work for it. I as an individual have the conscientiousness attributes to make this statement into reality. I am an individual who chooses character over pride. I have lived in Yakima my whole life, I have seen improvements such as the economic growth. However, Yakima is not perfect, but it has the potential to be better with the help of incoming generations such as mine. Therefore, my community has influenced me through school because the objective of a teacher is to help students excel in life. I claim this statement because I have had the pleasure to meet numerous teachers who have

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