When faced with a problem, we analyze and synthesize different ideas to create something new – a solution. This requires an appreciation of the interconnectedness of ideas, even when it isn’t immediately apparent how they might work together.
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What passion or career path have you discovered while attending Jessamine County Schools?
While attending Jessamine County Schools, I have discovered a multitude of career paths through the JCTC pathway program. From law to early childhood education, the pathway program is extremely interactive and supports students’ plans. I eventually discovered the Speech Language Pathology career through the Rising Educators pathway, which I am now pursuing in college. I have gained very valuable experiences from this pathway, such as in-class observations and mock interviews, which have greatly prepared me for my future.
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What does "Community" mean to you?
Community means being part of a group of people who support each other and work together. For me, community is my school because it brings students, teachers, and staff together to help each other learn and grow. Being part of school activities and sports helps build teamwork, friendships, and responsibility. Community is important because it creates a place where people feel connected, included, and supported
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Can you describe a time you used "Critical Thinking" or "Work Ethic" to overcome a challenge in or out of the classroom?
One way I demonstrated work ethic outside of the classroom is during my athletics. I play volleyball for EJHS and have had to work extremely hard to be on the Varsity team while being an underclassman.
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As a communicator, how do you share your unique experiences and knowledge to help others discover their own passions and feel like they truly belong?
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Can you describe a time you used "Critical Thinking" or "Work Ethic" to overcome a challenge in or out of the classroom?
There have been many times I've used work ethic and critical thinking outside of school. One way that I vividly remember is my time as a camp counselor classes and working the greenhouse for agriculture--using work ethic in greenhouse and using critical thinking during camp counselor training/classes.
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The peak is reached only by those willing to put in the work. It takes grit and perseverance. Students must never give up no matter how difficult the challenge may seem. Those who persist with intention and pride reap the reward of satisfaction that comes from having given 100%.
Add panel button (optional)Every action we take has a consequence and creates a cycle: vicious or virtuous. Those who meet their commitments, make good choices and demonstrate maturity reinforce their reputation as trustworthy, dependable… and, yes, virtuous.
Add panel button (optional)There isn’t just one global community, but a diverse tapestry of local communities that overlap and exchange ideas. As we engage with different groups, we practice kindness and respect, discovering our similarities within the context of something bigger than ourselves.
Add panel button (optional)It’s not enough to broadcast our thoughts, we must also listen to contribute and learn from a world of diverse experience. Sharing our beliefs and knowledge empathetically requires openness. It also means being able to separate the signal from noise.
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