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London Jackson

425

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Winner

Bio

I am currently a senior at Western High School, where I have worked hard to earn my AICE diploma. As captain of the state-winning cheer team, I have developed leadership skills and a strong work ethic, while also staying actively involved in numerous school clubs. My passion for helping others and advocating for justice has inspired me to pursue a career as a lawyer. I am excited to further my education and take the next step toward achieving my dream of making a positive impact in the legal field.

Education

Western High School (Davie)

High School
2021 - 2025

Miscellaneous

  • Desired degree level:

    High School

  • Majors of interest:

    • Philosophy and Religious Studies, Other
    • Legal Professions and Studies, Other
  • Not planning to go to medical school
  • Career

    • Dream career field:

      Law Practice

    • Dream career goals:

      Sports

      Cheerleading

      Varsity
      2021 – Present4 years

      Future Interests

      Advocacy

      Philanthropy

      Next Gen Plantation Scholarship
      Winner
      The city of Plantation is known for its greenery, tree-lined streets, and numerous parks that create a scenic and welcoming environment. The city’s dedication to preserving its natural beauty makes it a unique and appealing place to live and visit. While Florida is known for its warm and sunny weather, during hurricane season unpredictable winds and storms are common. The abundance of trees in Plantation can quickly become a hazard. High winds and heavy rain often uproot trees, break branches, and turn debris into dangerous projectiles. This can lead to power outages, blocked roads, and structural damage to homes and local businesses. To ensure the safety of residents and preserve the city's beauty, Plantation should implement a tree-securement initiative for hurricane preparedness. This could include regular inspections of trees to identify unfit trees that are likely to fall during a storm. Also, trimming overhanging branches near power lines and structures would reduce the risk of damage. The city could also educate residents about proper tree care and encourage them to secure their own trees by offering free workshops, educational pamphlets, or discounted tree services. Additionally, planting hurricane-resistant trees, such as Sand Live Oaks or Southern Magnolias in public spaces would ensure that Plantation remains green and beautiful while minimizing storm-related risks. By proactively managing the city’s trees, Plantation can balance its commitment to nature with the safety of its residents. Another initiative that would greatly benefit Plantation is the expansion of free Wi-Fi in its many parks. With numerous parks spread across the city, Plantation offers countless opportunities for recreation, relaxation, and outdoor activities. However, in today’s digital world, people often look for spaces where they can stay connected while enjoying their surroundings. By providing free Wi-Fi in all parks, the city could attract more visitors, including students, remote workers, and families. Free Wi-Fi would make parks more versatile, transforming them into ideal spots for working, studying, or simply staying connected while outdoors. Parents could supervise their children at the playground while staying online, and students could work on assignments in a natural setting. Remote workers could escape from their home offices and retreat to a change of scenery while staying productive. Expanding free Wi-Fi would not only increase park visitation and strengthen the sense of community in Plantation but also enhance the park experience for visitors. Initiatives like securing trees for hurricane preparedness and expanding free Wi-Fi in parks would enhance the city’s safety, beauty, and comfort while ensuring that Plantation continues to thrive.
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