Everyone I have met at Mitty has inspired me to want to attend myself. Since my brother is a Mitty student, I have gotten to witness firsthand how much he enjoys Mitty. When I was a guest to Kristen Voelker, I was delighted to have that viewpoint validated, as it was very obvious she enjoyed her time at Mitty. Throughout that day, I was greeted by many people, freshmen, and seniors alike, and all were friendly. The positivity just broadened my favourable view of Archbishop Mitty High School.
I also know that Mitty can offer me a lot in the athletics department. During the guest program, I had the opportunity to meet the varsity volleyball coach, both as a math teacher and as a coach. At the Open House, I had a chance to meet him again. I was also introduced to Ellen Veargason, a freshman on the varsity team towering at 6’1. She gave me so much hope that I could make the varsity as a freshman too! Coach Almazan-Cezar was so knowledgeable about math and volleyball, which amazed me. This past summer at I AM Camp, I had the opportunity to meet Rachel Williams; a former AMHS student who loves volleyball just as much as I do. I got to follow her around Stanford’s campus, and I was amazed at how much she had achieved through Mitty. She is so …show more content…
I play the flute, sing, and love theater, both onstage and backstage. My high opinion of Mitty’s performing arts program was reinforced after speaking with the performing arts director Mr. Santana at the Open House, who was quite amiable and informative. I learned a lot about all the theater details that I wanted to know, proving how well Mitty staff know their subjects. My family and I have seen at least half a dozen performances, and they’re always stunning. When I picture myself onstage at Mitty, I see that level of professionalism, and I can’t wait for the real thing. The possibility that I might get a part in a Mitty production makes me strive to go to Mitty
I also know that Mitty can offer me a lot in the athletics department. During the guest program, I had the opportunity to meet the varsity volleyball coach, both as a math teacher and as a coach. At the Open House, I had a chance to meet him again. I was also introduced to Ellen Veargason, a freshman on the varsity team towering at 6’1. She gave me so much hope that I could make the varsity as a freshman too! Coach Almazan-Cezar was so knowledgeable about math and volleyball, which amazed me. This past summer at I AM Camp, I had the opportunity to meet Rachel Williams; a former AMHS student who loves volleyball just as much as I do. I got to follow her around Stanford’s campus, and I was amazed at how much she had achieved through Mitty. She is so …show more content…
I play the flute, sing, and love theater, both onstage and backstage. My high opinion of Mitty’s performing arts program was reinforced after speaking with the performing arts director Mr. Santana at the Open House, who was quite amiable and informative. I learned a lot about all the theater details that I wanted to know, proving how well Mitty staff know their subjects. My family and I have seen at least half a dozen performances, and they’re always stunning. When I picture myself onstage at Mitty, I see that level of professionalism, and I can’t wait for the real thing. The possibility that I might get a part in a Mitty production makes me strive to go to Mitty