Sunday school

The noise in my head can be compared to midday traffic in New York City. Busy. As a typical high school senior my life is bubbling over with essays and lab reports; college applications and scholarships; grueling practices and long bus rides; and family gatherings and church activities. But, how is one person supposed to fit all of this in one day, and obtain the eight hours of sleep that is required for a growing teen? With all this noise rambling on in my head how am I supposed to…

Committee, I urge you, the student body, to reconsider drastically changing the schedule in the first place. I believe that there is no need for us to change the current schedule we are using right now; that is to say, there is no need to start school or end school at different times, to add but shorten tutorials, and to cut into class times and lunch breaks. I believe I am correct in assuming that there are not many proponents for our current Monday schedule with…

so I have had the privilege to work with STEM for awhile now. I’ve always had a general curiosity in the way things work, and what if. My mother has had much of her precious time wasted by me telling her to watch out of this world experiments. My school has also…

dad are exactly the same and my mom is the total opposite. Me and my dad can crack a joke from time-to-time. So we are not that boring. I do not work with kids, especially younger kids very well. My mom teaches a Kindergarten to first grade Sunday school class and I try to help her as much as I can. The kids are like most kids funny and “cute”. They will say random things or whatever pops into their head. When they say those things that pop into their head my mom laughs the kids laugh but I…

Before he became America's 40th President, Ronald Reagan pursued leadership roles to inspire and advocate for those around him. Describe how your leadership and service has made a positive difference in your school, in your community, in your family and/or on the job, and how it will continue to make a difference in college and beyond. Being a leader is a trait I've had since I was a little girl. Every time things went wrong, it seemed like I was always the one quick to try and fix it. I was so…

I am currently a sophomore at York College and a Early Elementary Education and Special Education major. I am interested in being an Orientation Leader because I enjoy helping people in anyway that I can. I also have a love for York College. Being an Orientation Leader fits both of these interests because I would be helping students’ transition to York College and spreading spirit and moral. I enjoy helping students learn their way around York College, setting them up for success, and helping to…

I am a 21 year old aspiring early childhood educator; I am presently pursuing my bachelor’s degree in this field. From an early age I have had the desire to teach, working with young children within my old church Sunday school program made me want to pursue a career in early childhood education. There is something about the innocent of young children, and being the first teacher other than their parents, is a tremendous privilege to be the person who helps to model their precious minds and as a…

always want to pursue education because I believe the teachers are the building blocks you everyone's future. Whether you a pre-school teacher or a college professor. They all have the same the purpose is to educate their students I hope to become a really good educator. I feel my major has the outcome for me. Ever since I was little I would take over my Sunday School Class in my Church. Now I am the head teacher of the ages 4-10. For two years now and I have loved it ever since then. I hope…

Interviewer: Natalie Thompson Date of Interview: Sunday, October 9, 2016 Center: Mount Pisgah Middle School Time of Interview: 6- 7:00 p.m. The teacher I chose to interview is one of friend’s mothers, Mrs. Lisa Foster, she has been teaching children for 18 years now. She has taught in public and private schools throughout her teaching career, including Shelby and Fayette County. Her teaching degree allows her to teach grades 4th – 12th and she is currently teaching 4th grade…

include interiors. When planning your visit, please keep in mind that tours are offered every half-hour, Wednesday through Sunday. Guides lead guests through four floors of the 1891 house, providing a glimpse into life in a 19th century mansion, the impact James J. Hill had on the economic transformation of this region, and the social system that continues to be studied in schools across the country today. Decorative components such as chandeliers, stained glass and hand-carved woodwork are…