I Want To Be Remembered

Close your eyes… the Eisenhower 8th grade as well as their parents /guardians are all staring at as you get your diploma. This is the day you are graduating 8th grade. All your studying, all your flashcards, all the hours of homework has finally paid off. As you hear the teachers handing out the academic awards and regular awards you think to yourself. “How do I want to be remembered?” How I want to be remembered by is called your legacy. DO you want how you’ll be remembered to be a positive where students, teachers, and your parents look up to you? Or a negative a negative one where kids, teachers, and your parents look down to you you? I want to be remembered by being a North Division Champion in all of New Jersey for playing football, I want to be remembered by being a great baseball player, as a straight A student, and as a positive role model. All in all, my legacy will be immortal.
“What is it to leave a great legacy?” To leave a great legacy, you need to be a role model. For example, My family and teachers will be very proud of me by the end of the year because they'll know I worked very hard during the year by
When you are dedicated to success it screams”- Raphael “Doctah” Love. To me success is knowing that you put all your effort into something you love, dedicate all your work to something you love, and taking your time out of your day to do something you love. What's important to me is my family, the sports I commit to, my friends, and my grades. These are all important to me because they involve me to put hard work effort, and putting passion into them. My values are my hardworking skills, my courage, my intelligence, being athletic, my family, caring, and friendship.
In conclusion, I want my legacy to be positive so my peer’s, students, and parents will look up to me. Self confident and my other character traits will lead me through life. “Please think about your legacy, because you’re writing it