Graduation Speech: Be Proud of Your Accomplishments :: Graduation Speech, Commencement Address

So many of us have keep abreast to ZAHS as a culture resort, not fitting in at other schools or we were whimsey that regular school wasnt working for us. We have fix MAHS is somew present we wished we had found in the first place. It is a place where you do fit in because people who originally didnt have anything in common share this nonpareil place. It is our home away from home. It brings all of us together with all of our diversities to be welcomed and accepted. Our love and belief in our school continues to show time subsequently time whether it is a fund raiser, our test scores, or even when students come about who once gave up on finishing school. When I first came to MAHS I was pretty nervous and overwhelmed with my life. I was a new mother at a new school around new people with so many new responsibilities. At that time I didnt realize how overwhelmed I was until I burst into tears on my first day. From that day on I found broad friends and teachers who have loved me and supported me either day. This school has made me realize my potential in life. Graduating for me is a great but unsure feeling but I know everyone here has a great future ahead of them. If we lose our way, well just come back - TEACHERS, COUNT ON IT. I have some in the main good memories of our school. Like, I will incessantly remember all of our daycare madness, all of Larrys announcements that never seemed to come out quite right. All of Mr. Lewis large-group math trivia assignments that I could never quite figure out. I cant deem why NOT. Ill remember all of the guys who, no matter what time of the day, always found time to be outside playing basketball. I will remember our FCCLA trip to Wenatchee where we stayed in an under-construction hotel with a dirt swimming family It was alternative, but so were we. We learned to be proud of our uniqueness and our achievements.