I would like to go to trade school because One of the biggest benefits of trade schools is the type of programs they offer and how they can help you begin your career. Trade schools often build strong relationships with professionals from a variety of industries. Unlike college where you spend time and money taking courses that don’t solely relate to your career field, the knowledge and training you receive in a trade school is directly related to what you will need to know in your job. and A major benefit of attending trade school rather than college is the amount of time it takes to graduate. While most college degrees are expected to take four years to complete, this is often not the case, as many students take five or six years to complete a bachelor’s degree. That means you’re looking at anywhere from four to six years before you can begin your career. At a trade school, though, program lengths are considerably shorter, allowing you to graduate sooner and begin working in less time. Trade schools are designed to help you get the career you want. This means offering flexible class schedules to allow you to continue working as you jump-start your dream career. At the New Castle School of Trades, we offer both night and day classes so you can work while you go to school and get an education that works with your schedule.

When I first went into foster care I was sad because I was separated from my family either know they hurt me I still loved them. After all, it's my family, and If I grow a bond with someone I would hate to break or lose it but then I realized that sometimes you lose the people you like or love the most but over the past 9 years I became stronger and I learned that I can overcome lots of problems with faith or courage and Im 17 right now almost turning 18 and I feel like I grew up so fast but I wanna get my criminal and justice degree and do law enforcement as a career and I know that it's not easy for some officers but I want to have a mindset of me going to work knowing that it's what I do that changes people lives for the greater good and in the end, I can go home at night not worrying about when the next time a kid dad beats their mom or any other explicit behavior. I always wanted to ask for help when I was young but I was afraid of what would happen if I ever said what my parents did. It would make me happy knowing that a child is going to be in a happy, loving, and enjoyable home. and I learned that It is okay to ask for help it's something that I had to learn and overcome because of the household I was raised in as a child. I was always scared neglected and felt disconnected from my family like I wasn't as superior as they were. I want to help children know that they are getting the help they need like the help I have gotten and for some people who are a threat to their community by showing violence I don't want my community to be scared and feel unprotected I want them to feel safe and protected and I know what the law enforcement requires and I know I can follow their standards and I just wanna be a police officer everyone loves and who is glad to have them in their community cause he loves his job not for the money but for the goodness of his people. that's why I think I deserve the Essenmacher Memorial Scholarship and also If there's another kid who needs it more i will back out and Thank you so much for doing this!!

In simple terms, success is accomplishing a goal. But the goals everyone establishes for themselves are highly personal and there aren't any wrong answers. I have unique experiences, values, and resources that shape perspective and priorities, So you’ll set goals to measure success differently than others, including close friends or coworkers one cubicle over. One of my biggest goals right now is to graduate high school and get a scholarship but success To me is to feel and see the achievements and growth that I have made. To become emotionally and financially stable and be able to continue to grow and achieve your goals. Doing what you want, doing it well, and being recognized for it.

When I first went into foster care I was sad because I was separated from my family either know they hurt me I still loved them. After all, it's my family, and If I grow a bond with someone I would hate to break or lose it but then I realized that sometimes you lose the people you like or love the most but over the past 9 years I became stronger and I learned that I can overcome lots of problems with faith or courage and Im 17 right now almost turning 18 and I feel like I grew up so fast but I wanna get my criminal and justice degree and do law enforcement as a career and I know that it's not easy for some officers but I want to have a mindset of me going to work knowing that it's what I do that changes people lives for the greater good and in the end, I can go home at night not worrying about when the next time a kid dad beats their mom or any other explicit behavior. I always wanted to ask for help when I was young but I was afraid of what would happen if I ever said what my parents did. It would make me happy knowing that a child is going to be in a happy, loving, and enjoyable home. and I learned that It is okay to ask for help it's something that I had to learn and overcome because of the household I was raised in as a child. I was always scared neglected and felt disconnected from my family like I wasn't as superior as they were. I want to help children know that they are getting the help they need like the help I have gotten and for some people who are a threat to their community by showing violence I don't want my community to be scared and feel unprotected I want them to feel safe and protected and I know what the law enforcement requires and I know I can follow their standards and I just wanna be a police officer everyone loves and who is glad to have them in their community cause he loves his job not for the money but for the goodness of his people. This is why I think i deserve the Janean D. Watkins Aspiring Victim's Rights Advocate Scholarship!