National Honor Society Analysis

I have exhibited the four levels of National Honor Society by the extracurricular activities I am in and in my academics. I express scholarship as I have excellent grades and towards the end of my sophomore year I had received an academic letter. Through leadership I have helped others in schoolwork, cheerleading, and I have pushed others in cross country and track. With cross country I may not be much of a leader in practice, but I am a strong leader when it comes to supporting everyone in their races. Also many people come to me for help for they trust me and rely on my knowledge. I believe I have great character because I have showed service through my church where I have volunteered for a food fast, multiple bake sales, moo mobile shifts, breakfasts, and even helped build a camp for people with different disabilities. I do many service activities for my church, but I rarely put it down on paper. With these activities I am an …show more content…
As I made the varsity cheerleading team my freshman year, I did my best to help others around me. Not just because I wanted to, but because I wanted to see my team thrive and be the best they can be. Also while being a cheerleader, we would host cheer clinics where we teach children cheerleading. We taught them cheers, a dance, and how to do a proper jump. They loved being a cheerleader and being taught by their leaders. Our leadership skills helped us in teaching them and helped them become great little cheerleaders. Without our help, they wouldn’t have been able to have our knowledge in cheerleading and wouldn’t know what it was like to be one. Another way I have demonstrated leadership was through track. For track we have different workouts we do every day. As a leader, I would make sure my group did their full workout and as a hurdler. I would watch my teammates hurdle when our coach wasn’t around and critique them so they can become