My Mark On The World

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by Chloe Scott3 views·Updated Mar 31, 2021
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  1. Hi. My name is Khloe Scott and this is my
  2. mark in the world about me.
  3. I am 17 years old from Drake in Massachusetts.
  4. I've been playing valuable in tennis since middle school and
  5. through all four years of high school in piano.
  6. Since fourth grade, I am on the Executive Board for
  7. Student Council.
  8. I am a part of Ambassador Club and National Honour
  9. Society Science, National Honor Society in Senior Leadership Institute.
  10. There were all four years of L.
  11. C. I have completed seven d c s L hours.
  12. This is a picture of me.
  13. One of my main focus is for CSL.
  14. Are was an ambassador club.
  15. I have been an ambassador from freshman senior year.
  16. As ambassadors, we give tours, open houses, shot a prospective
  17. students in a 10 hrs and scholarship breakfast is I
  18. help inspire others to my experience and convey what it
  19. is really like to be a student outlawed Catholic.
  20. I enjoy sharing my positive experiences and opinions on L.
  21. C. Because it gives prospective students a better idea of
  22. the environment at low Catholic rather than justice sticks.
  23. I also encourage future freshman to choose not only academically
  24. competitive school but a school that will cater to them
  25. as an individual and help build their character through instilling
  26. values of compassion and humility.
  27. Even though I alone probably the not inspire someone to
  28. attend Lower Catholic, I know Ambassador Club as a collective
  29. enables upcoming high schoolers to imagine themselves as students at
  30. Chelsea and encourage them to make the right choice.
  31. We did.
  32. These are some pictures from Ambassador Club here I am
  33. with my friends Gracie and Molly at an open house.
  34. In this picture, I am with my valuable coach came
  35. on the right and the scoop food at the bottom.
  36. It is from an honors breakfast, my second main folks
  37. of hours of the soup kitchen.
  38. The soup kitchen is where I feel my volunteering has
  39. impacted people the most and most directly.
  40. The soup kitchen is hosted by my local parish, ST
  41. Michael's and is at the Salvation Army on the third
  42. Sunday of every month.
  43. I have been volunteering there since sophomore year.
  44. At the soup kitchen, I prepare and serve food so
  45. that it's either cutting and warming the bread, putting out
  46. the dressings, scooping the salad or serving the soup.
  47. When I give them a cup of soup.
  48. I am directly helping the homeless by satisfying their hunger
  49. for that day in giving them the strength for another.
  50. I know I am making a mark in these people
  51. when I served in food, and they look at me
  52. in the eyes and respond with the most heartfelt and
  53. sincere thank you.
  54. As a young adult, I'm restoring faith at a homeless
  55. that the younger generation will provide for them in meanwhile
  56. inspiring other kids my age to be volunteer at the
  57. soup kitchen like I do.
  58. These are some pictures from the soup kitchen.
  59. Unfortunately, I do not have many, many good ones because
  60. I was more folks and volunteering.
  61. But here I am, cleaning the dishes, preparing the salad
  62. in butter and setting the tables some other hours.
  63. I did, or I volunteered at the holy first in
  64. my parish.
  65. I've been a pressure there all my life and love
  66. being able to give back and help fundraise in my
  67. parish. I supervise gains for Children, ran the candy counter
  68. and serve food.
  69. I wanted to give back to a Paris ever read
  70. to me with a great education by helping fundraise.
  71. I helped my parish to continue educating others and academics
  72. and in faith, I also tutored a little Portuguese girl
  73. whose sister went to my middle school.
  74. Her family spoke broken English, so I helped her with
  75. reading, writing and math.
  76. Though difficult through to doing, I was able to teach
  77. my neighbors the skills and needs succeed, especially as an
  78. immigrant family in America.
  79. The family is extremely hardworking and have always been super
  80. kind to my family to have felt nice to give
  81. back to them, and I felt police I could do.
  82. Lastly, I helped run some JV volleyball practices and volunteered
  83. at games.
  84. At games.
  85. I control the scoreboard and filled out the liberal tracking
  86. sheets. High schools boards can be intimidating, so I hope
  87. to create a more inclusive and welcoming atmosphere by reaching
  88. out to the JV players will be university, as I
  89. was once on JV myself.
  90. I know how it can feel to be a freshman
  91. surrounded by upperclassmen who have been playing a lot longer
  92. than you have been a lot better than you.
  93. So I gave them tips, advice and encouragement to help
  94. them build confidence in their own skills.
  95. These are pictures of the Holy Fair, and when I
  96. ran the candy counter and a picture of a J
  97. B game, even though I'm in America in the world,
  98. the world made a great American me through volunteering, I
  99. learned so much more about myself immature.
  100. Along the way, I further developed values to just patient
  101. and gratitude.
  102. I became more grateful and self aware of how privileged
  103. I am that I can speak English, attend a grade
  104. school and even make myself my own cup of soup
  105. and not rely on anyone else.
  106. I will not trade my experience and community service for
  107. anything. These arrows inspired me to continue volunteering and being
  108. involved in my community, especially in college.
  109. As I made my mark in my community, I'm ready
  110. to make my mark on another thank you for listening
  111. and have a great day.