Jerome's Reflection

    When I came to Washington there was plenty of guidance and support. We had plenty of games and school events, lovable teachers, and a good computer academy such as, the AOIT program.
    All the high school games were fun, but the game of all time was when we played Bayview my junior year. The game was so hyped and filled with plenty of dunks. A player of ours name Kamarr Davis, got a fast break and win milled the ball and the crowd erupted! I left the game excited and laughing the whole time. My all time favorite event I would have to say was the Senior Pre Prom Fashion show. The seniors of "03" pulled off a great well-dressed show. I was tempted to participate in the show, but I did not, which I regret, but I showed up dressed for the show. The music was better than the other years, the acts were better, and the class of "03" was better, which made a perfect Pre Prom Fashion Show.
    I've had a lot of mean and nice teachers during my time. During my sophomore year my favorite teacher was Ms. Hadley, my junior year was Ms. Lester, and my senior year was Ms. Staley. All these teachers have helped me a lot, not only in school, but also out of school. I will never forget how they influenced me to try to do the right thing and get an education. I thank them for putting up with me.
I love to work on computers, and explore the different technology advantages, which the AOIT academy helped me to do. The academy opened the door for me to take courses in the computer field in college. We not only learned how to use a computer, we took field trips to different colleges such as MATC, and UW Whitewater. The AOIT program is a very good program.
    High school has been fun, but sometimes boring, but in the long run I realize that high school is only the first step in the door to a career. Thanks to all the teachers and counselors.

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