Graduation Speech: Rocky Run Middle School

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I plan to exemplify and emphasize scholarship, leadership, character, citizenship, and service in my school by pushing myself to the limit and acting as a superb model for my peers. This includes giving advice to my classmates, putting my best effort in all of my classes, being kind to everyone that I meet, showing people ways they can make an impact on our society, and spreading positive messages throughout Rocky Run Middle School. I will use the full extent of my abilities to serve and shape my community by showing people the consequences of hard work and effort. As a member of the Rocky Run Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society, I wish to help people, lead people, and show people wisdom.

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