Hey everyone!! So in lab (Architectural & Mechanical Design) last week we were given a challenge to make a sleeping area that has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and it all had to be 550 square feet.  The catch of this project is that the master bedroom must have an attached bathroom and his-and-her closets.  This was a nice challenge to get used to small floor plans.
Also last week I started up Spring rehersals for drumline at my home school, Marysville.  This year’s show is going to be amazing with some new people in drumline.  I will keep you updated on what we are doing in my lab and in band.  Also keep watching for a new video on YouTube from my lab instructor.  Til the next time I blog, I wish you a great week!!

HELLLLLLOOOOOOOOOOOOOO EVERYBODY! It seems like I haven’t blogged for you guys in forever. We have been real busy here at Hi-Point. I am president of my program, so we had a meeting today discussing what our lab is going to do for our community service project, and we have a lot of good ideas. During the meeting I received some GREAT news! Want to know what it is??? I AM THIS DECEMBER’S STUDENT OF THE MONTH. YAY! I am very happy that I got this honor!!
So I have been involved in a lot of school activities. Not only am I the president of my lab, but I am also the school president, too.

Hello Hi-Point fans! It’s going be a great three weeks of school. I never thought I’d say that but I think I’m going be able to make it through the next few weeks with ease. This week I’m going to see a movie on Wednesday, we have an early release on Thursday and a HOSA day in my lab on Friday. The following week we have a college trip in lab and the week after that we have another college trip in lab. So all the trips ought to ease the pain of the weeks leading up to Christmas break.

Next thing on the agenda I’m going to tell you guys all about: HOSA, which is the organization that my Health Technology lab belongs to.  It stands for Health Occupation Students of America. This is the first year that my lab has been a part of HOSA and boy are we hurting for money. When we started this we were absolutely broke, but through the efforts of the cheese and sausage sales we were able to raise money. Now we’re doing another fundraiser to gain some more money for our fund so we can compete in many more competitions at the state level. We decided to switch to HOSA in the first place simply because of the fact that it offered many more opportunities for health care competitions than our previous SkillsUSA group. We’re all very hopeful that this switch will be beneficial and that everything will work out for us in the end. As we compete in more competitions and more information comes up I’ll make sure I let ya’ll know about it. If you happen to be thinking about it make sure you wish us luck and shoot a little prayer our way. Thank you all for taking the time to read this, and I can’t wait until we can do this again.

I have been super busy with school and homework while also playing volleyball at my home school, Benjamin Logan. Although our season is coming to an end, this Thursday night is senior night, and we start tournaments next week.
The start of school has went by really fast seeing that these are my last few times playing volleyball, and its super sad because I have grown up playing sports my whole life and after graduating I don’t plan on playing in college.
Next I will start basketball, which will be here and be gone before we all know it. When people say your senior year flies by it really does! Handling sports and school has become easy for me because I have been doing it for a long time. It really hasn’t been any different with coming to OHP because we usually have class time to do all our bookwork. Although I don’t work, playing sports is my job because after school I go straight to practices or games and then get home and do my homework, which is what each day consists of.
After graduating I’m not going to know what to do with myself because I won’t be in a gym or out on the field. Playing sports has made me become a leader and grow as an individual to learn how to work as a team. I hope by sharing my experience with you, you can learn a little more about me and my journey here, and know that you can still attend here and play SPORTS!!!

This year has started off great. I am involved in quite a few things between my home school (Triad) and OHP. I am the student representative for the Triad OHP kids. Any information they need from the home school such as dances, announcements, and even yearbooks, I pass on to the students. I am on the Student Council at Triad also. I attend meetings after school and pass along any important information. I am part of our yearbook team at Triad too. I take the pictures and do the layout for the OHP pages.  At OHP I am a lead ambassador, and, as you know, a Student Blogger.

Balancing everything can sometimes be a fun task. Student Council is after school so it’s not too hard to get to meetings. Yearbook is all online. I take pictures and upload them to the website. Being my home school’s representative allows me to do all of this. I email announcements everyday to Triad students. I took over for Nick (graduated last year). Balancing these with the homework usually isn’t too hard. Sometimes it is a matter of having to set my mind to doing homework and sitting down to do it.

Most of my lead ambassador and blogger duties don’t run into my class work. Mrs. Spain is really good about letting us know when we will miss so we can get work ahead of time so were not behind. Overall it’s not hard to balance school and activities at OHP. I just have to set my mind to it to get things done.