Student Council Research Paper

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Life is filled with many opportunities to find your passion and as a sixteen year old student, I would say helping others is mine. I do this through babysitting, student council, and well, just in my everyday life. As far as babysitting goes, I do it often in my neighborhood. It is my favorite thing to see smiles on the kids' faces and the relief parents have to get some alone time. I cannot describe the feeling I get when the kids and I are having a great time so I'd rather just tell you a scenario. IMAGINE I see those same smiles during student council activities and projects that I am apart of. Unfortunately, a few years ago a classmate of mine was diagnosed with Leukemia. As a group, Student Council put together a fundraiser and

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