Student Success Statement Wilford Woodruff

Student Success Statement 

"Nothing is ever gained in doing what's wrong."

Wilford Woodruff 

Reflection: This statement is very true because when you do what's wrong you lose something, you never gain anything. This shows us that we should do what is right to gain something instead of nothing. 

Student Success Statement

Student Success Statement

"I won't cheat."

Dale Murphy

Reflection: This is a quote that we should follow. We have to make sure we don't cheat on tests, homework, and many more other stuff because the moment we do, we don't hurt anyone else but ourselves. When we cheat we cheat our lives. No ones will suffer because of our cheating except you. Also cheating can get us in big trouble. If you cheat on a test, you might get an F on it. If you cheat in a sport, you can lose you position or stop playing the game altogether. If you cheat, there will be consequences. 

If You Don't Choose the Right, Then You Get Stung

If You Don't Choose the Right, Then You Get Stung.
              Patrick was a little boy that lived in the Arabian Peninsula. His parents always told him to put on his shoes so he wouldn't get stung by a snake, scorpion, or thorns. One day he wanted to go on a small walk so he decided to wear flip flops instead of his shoes. When he was walking he felt something like a thorn sting him. When he looked down, he saw a scorpion. He felt pain rush into his leg and he called for help. His parents came rushing, put him a car, and took him to the nearest hospital. Patrick remembered how he thought he was going to die. They arrived in the hospital and the doctor applied anesthetics. This helped the pain to go away and for him to recover.
Reflection: What this experience shows me is that we should listen to our parents. They are not just wasting their breath, they want to us follow their rules so we don't get hurt. They are trying to protect us and listen to them benefits us too. I also learn not to be lazy to do something I know I should do  because if  I am then  the consequences might be bad.

When You Tell a Lie, it Leads to Another

                     When You Tell One Lie, it Leads to Another 
                                              Paul Hatch 

                         When you tell one lie, it leads to another

                        So you can tell two lies to cover each other 

                         Then you tell three lies and, Oh Brother,

                             You're in trouble up to your ears!

                   So you can tell four lies to try to protect you 

                    Then you tell five lies so folks won't suspect 

                                                      you 

                         Then you tell six lies and you'll collect 

                               A life with worries and fears 

                    'Cause you can't remember how many lies

                                             you've told 

                       And half the things you say aren't true 

                    And sometime you'll slip up. you'll trip up 

                                                  and then 

                               Whatever will become of you? 

                          So you lie and lie without even trying 

                              And each lie you tell will keep

                                             multiplying 

                          'Till the whole world will know 

                                               you're lying 

                                            Then you'll be

                                              Suspected 

                                               Detected 

                                               Rejected 

                                              Neglected 

                                               Disliked 

                                      And you should!

                      When you lie, you're closing the door 

                                     On every thing good 

Reggie Bush

 

 Reggie Bush

Reggie Bush was the running back for the USC college team from 2003 to 2005. He won the Heisman Trophy for the way he had played that season. But soon after NCAA forced him to vacate the trophy because he had done many major violations which meant he wasn’t aloud to play but the coaches didn't listen and still let him play until the NCAA found out. The NCAA found out that Reggie Bush had received cash, gifts, and other things when he wasn't supposed to. They stripped off the Heisman Trophy from him and all the wins from 2005 season were counted as losses for that violation. Bush had to forfeit his title as the 2005 winner. This is what happens when you don't follow the rules.