Honor Roll Autobiography

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I am only seventeen years old, but I’ve been through a lot of early years. I’ve did so much, participated in many activities, and received a good amount of awards; from elementary up to my senior year of high school. Let’s start with my elementary years. I went to B.H. Grimes Elementary frim pre-k up until fifth grade which I graduated from. I was a honor roll student throughout all seven years of elementary. I was an U.I.L participant from third through fifth grade. I also was a part of the cheer during fourth and fifth grade. I also was in an after school enrichment chess club. Middle school I attended C.F. Hartman Middle School for grades sixth through eighth. Again I was an honor roll as well as a member of the U.I.L. In middle

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