What Might my High School Miss About Me?

Just a question that's making me a little nostalgic. After I leave for college, what might my high school miss about me? Have you ever though about what legacy you're leaving behind at your high school?

The concept of legacy is profoundly personal, tailored to your unique inputs in your high school environment. It would be the impact and influence that you've had throughout your years there, it might be your leadership in student organizations, your athletic prowess, your academic achievements, or your strong friendship connections.

Depending on what roles and activities you were involved in, your high school might miss different things. If you were a leader in clubs, sports, or student government, they might miss your leadership and the programs or events you spearheaded. If you are known for being a strong student, they might miss your contributions to class discussions or the high standard you set acadically. If you were highly involved in the school community, they might miss your school spirit and the energy you brought. If your peers valued you for your kind heart, empathetic ear, and high spirits, they might miss your support and companionship.

Throughout your high school years, you've likely built strong relationships with teachers and administrators as well. They might miss your presence in their classrooms, your input in their subjects, or seeing your growth as a student and individual.

In essence, your legacy can be the normative impact of your influence that makes a significant change, the commendable effort put into your academic duties, or the simple acts of kindness that make your high school community a better place.

These are just some examples, but it ultimately depends on you and your personal impact on your high school community!