My name is Jane Gorman a 12 grade I came to the United States of America in 2018 from Ghana it was a hard time coming to a new country and starting over. I couldn't read, spell, and write it was really hard I felt like I was an embarrassment to me and my family but I meant this teacher in school at 6th grade I couldn't speak good English and didn't understand what she was saying but she took her time to help me understand step bye step she really help me in 9th grade I meant another English and ELD teacher that helped me learn more and she told me to challenge myself I started taking honors classes now I am the NHS. I am from a low income both of my family are not from here I have 3 sisters my older sister couldn't go to college because we don't have a lot of money but my middle sister is in school going for health Sciences and I am also going to college this fall and going for health Sciences too. I have helped with feeding African and African Americans food at second OES district they feed African Americans and African food when they can't afford some I loved helping with the community because it bring Mr joy seeing people get happy and seeing the kids smiles makes me also happy. Both of my mom and did didn't go to college me and my middle sister are the only one in college or going to college and there is no money left for me to go to college it really breaks my heart because I want to major in health Sciences and help people but also make my family and myself proud. As born as an immigrant and came to the United States of America knowing nothing now when I see myself I feel soo proud of myself where I am now from the girl who couldn't read or write to a girl who can. All of this made me strong and want to help kids like me with the same experience so I always go to the ELD classes to help kids on my lunch time. One day I kid come South Suda told me that I was the best teacher ever because now she can write her name that made me happy that I couldn't stop smiling. I will really like to get this scholarship to help me with college. Thanks for taking your time to read my application.

My name is Jane Gorman a 12 grade high school student and I love inspiring people because I also got inspired by my teachers when I first got in the United States of America I was a student who didn't know how to read, spell or write I was really embarrassed because people were doing amazing in class but one day I meant this nice teacher Mrs Vico she was the nicest teacher I have ever meet she took her time to teacher me from 1st grade work when I was in 6 grade so I can know how to read, spell and write that will helped me a lot she told me to challenge myself and I did now I am in the NHS and I am going around in the school helping students like me I always go to the ELD class on my lunch break to help student I helped this student when I was in 11th grade and now he left the school last year he called me this year to tell me that because of me and my help he is done with school and now in college that really made me happy because I remember he was telling that he didn't want to go to college but I convinced him and now he is. I am really happy to see where is he now majoring in health Sciences that made me soo happy that I can see myself the girl who didn't even know how to read, write and spell helping people with the same problems. Now I am helping this boy from Mexico and he has problem with reading, writing, spell and understanding and that is fine I keep telling him he passed his English test and came to me to tell me thank you that really made me happy to see him happy and smiling about passing his test. I will really appreciate if I get this scholarship because I came from a low income family and I want to go to college to be in the medical field but also a translater so I can help family who English are not good and need help understanding so they know that they are not alone that someone is here that understand them I really be really happy to get this scholarship. Thanks for giving me your time and reading this application .

My name is Jane Gorman a 12 grade high school student who is interested in making people happy and comfortable with their medical condition. My family always told me that I loved helping people a lot and now that I have grow up I can see it and I love helping people. I was looking for a career that will that Involved helping people and also people who need help with things that we can do but they can't because of their conditions. I have helped with the blood drive every year because of that I have see how other people also want to help people and I also want to do that. I want to major in the medical field in college like health Sciences and more still learning about the medicalfieldi want to be but my goal is to be in a field that I can help people in need. I have gone to my dad's work place as a healthcare and see how some peole have problems with a lot of things and i will like to hell them a lot that will make me really happy seeing someone laughing with joy knowingthat they are not alone or forgotten. I have gone to hospitaland see how things work in DCT and help patients with a lot of problems I did mind doing it was fun really fun and also giving kids toys and helping with them. I meet this girl called Shara with a heart problem and she was always in the hospital she said she felt lonely there so i told my teacher and we wrote letters giving it to everyone there and gave the kids there toys there were soo happy all of their smiles brought tears to my eyes it was soo amazing see all the kids happy. I went and gave Shara the gift myself and she was soo happy that she gave me a big hug it was soo sweet because of all of this showed me that something small can still make people happy no matter how little or big it is I really love this but because my family is a low income family we don't have a lot of money to send me to college so this scholarship will help me a lot. I will be really happy if I get this scholarship. Thanks for taking your time to read this.

Hi, This is Jane Gorman I am a 12 grader at Amcady Park High. I have loved helping people from the day I was born my family and people tell me that I always liked to help people and I still like to do all those things. Thanksgiving Instead of spending my whole Thanksgiving with my family I went to the Second OES District to help pack food for people who didn't have money to buy food and others we Acamdy Park students were told to go and help them and I loved it I love seeing the kids and family smile when they get their food. Ethan is the best when I first moved to Acamdy Park in 10th grade Ethan was in 9th grade at that time I was in the lunch sitting alone when he sat next to me and some of his friends also sat next to me and we were talking he liked to talk a lot about baseball and we play fight as I tell him baseball sucks and he defends telling me a lot about baseball sometimes I come to their home games and watch him play when we meet in school he tells me that why did I come he thought baseball sucks and we both laugh together he is a nice guy who brought happiness to me and made me feel confutable in academy park. Because of everything he did for me I really love making new people who move to the school feel comfortable I always go or invite anyone I see sitting alone at lunch and try talking to them and introducing them to my friends also like how Ethan did for me. All of this gave me comfort and happiness and I love to share it with everyone in Acamdy Park it is my last year so I try my best to make everyone happy and memorable before I leave.

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