Hawthorn Core Values Essay

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I was wondering what core value I represent it was pretty hard to pick just one core value because i represent all the core values . but i represent the core value of support i support my hawthorn sisters i give them positive advice. I support them when they're feeling down and make sure they're always thinking positive even when they are having the worst moments i'm always joyful and positive to show them there is positive and supportive allies to look up too here at hawthorn is a sisterhood and you got to support each other to keep the joy and trust strong! . it was hard for me to be the person i am because before i came to hawthorn i never had the support i needed at the time when 2015 came and i was introduced to hawthorn i wanted to give a all girl school …show more content…
There's gunmetal people but that's why we have our allies to look up too “ever since then i supported every lgbt and my hawthorn ister in general to make them smile to make them see they have a home here at hawthorn u have allies to look up too here every step of the way when one of my sisters are afraid to come out i tell them don't be afraid this is a place where you are wanted and you're loved here plus i here and i love everyone here at hawthorn i mean it's amazing I love volunteering to help at nursing homes and in the garden or even when we have visitors it's just me being me i have a bright heart for hawthorn I like building strong! Sisterhood relationship that's what's hawthorn about and what's important to me that's always my goal everyday to build a new sisterhood with someone new I have my own ally to look up too and they're the ones who supported me to be the girl leader i am here at hawthorne at the end everyone deserves love and support from everyone and i want to share that feeling with everyone here to make more girls like me but much

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