Student Success Statement Abraham Lincoln

                          Student Success Statement 

        "When I do good, I feel good. When I do bad, I feel bad. "

Abraham Lincoln 

Reflection: This quote is true because when you do good you feel good and happy. For example, you take out the trash, clean your room, wash dishes, and don't talk back to your parents, you feel good and proud that you were able to do that. But when you do bad, you will feel bad. For example, if you do drug, smoke, drink alcohol, and talk back to your parents you will feel bad, maybe not at the moment but later on. So we should do whats right and good so we will be able to feel good. We should avoid doing the bad because then we will feel bad. 

Student Success Statement Mr. Haymore

Student Success Statement 

"Take responsibility for your own body, mind and spirit for your own physical, mental and spiritual well-being." 

Mr. Haymore 

Reflection: This quote is telling us that we should take care of our body, mind, and spirit so we can have good health in all these three: physical, mental, and spiritual. To do good for your body means not do drugs which are harmful to the body. Also for your mind, you shouldn't hang out with bad influences because they can influence the way you think. And finally for you spirit be kind to everyone even those who do you wrong because then your spirit will be fine and good. 

Student Success Statement Richard L. Evans

Student Success Statement 

"We need the courage to start and continue what we should do and have the courage to stop what we shouldn't do."

Richard L. Evans 

Reflection: This quote is telling us that we should start doing what we should do because these things are very important and even though we need courage for them, we could still do them. When we accomplish these things we are able to get even more courage ti stop the things that we are not supposed to do. So when we stop doing things we shouldn't do, then our lives become easier and better to manage without any problems. 

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.

Student Success Statement Mark Twain

Student Success Statement 

"Always do right."

Mark Twain 

Reflection: This quote is trying to tell us that we have to always do what is right because then we will live a happy life and not filled with problems such as drugs, jail time, or worse. Doing what is right doesn't mean what you think is right because you might think killing is right, it means what God thinks is right and if you don't believe in Him, then what your conscious tells you what is right. With that you can go into the right path and live a life not filled with problems.  

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 

Student Success Statement Paul Hatch

          Student Success Statement 

"When you tell one lie, it leads to another."

Paul Hatch

Reflection: This quote is very true because

 once you start lying, you have to make another

 to cover that lie and so on. So when you lie, you

 are just going to keep on lying and at the end 

you regret more telling that lie instead of the truth.

Even though the truth hurts for a while, a lie will 

hurt beyond that.