Victor Manuelle Rosario, a 2019 graduate, is attending the University of Central Florida. He is majoring in Environmental Studies while minoring in History. He says that the biggest change from High School to College is the responsibility that comes with being an adult. His fondest High School memory was being able to play sports and the advice he wants to share is that you should just be a good student.
Madison Cliett, a 2020 graduate, is currently attending Polk State Community College as a Computer Systems and Business Analysis major, better known as an IT major. For Madison, the biggest change from High School to College is not having someone constantly remind you when your work is due. Her fondest High School memory was participating in events like homecoming, prom, relay for life, and other events. A piece of advice she wished she had through High School is that you have to work hard while also finding time to have fun to not stress yourself out to the point where you give up.
Jeff Philippe-Auguste, a 2020 graduate, is attending Bethune Cookman University in Daytona Beach, Florida. Jeff is majoring in Business and Administration and he thinks the biggest change from High School to College is that you have to manage your own time and professors won’t be reminding you to do your work since it is your choice whether you do it or not. His fondest High School memory was during a pep rally for winter sports where they called his name during the player introductions for the basketball team and had the school cheering for him and his team. His advice is to go to college and experience life.
Clayton M, a 2019 graduate, is attending Polk State College. Clayton is majoring in Business and Marketing. For him, the biggest change from Highschool to College is that teachers don’t care if you turn in your assignments since in College you are just another number. His fondest Highschool memory was playing football and having fun on the bus ride after they won. A piece of advice he wished he had in High School is to not rush your High School years.
If the club doesn’t already sound interesting, here are some comments the students made based on the class and how it works;
Leilani Donato Sepulveda has been playing for the second year and this year she started off strong showing immense dedication by coming to every day of conditioning even when it wasn't required and always trying her best to improve on her skills. Beyond conditioning, she comes to every practice and is willing to try new things on the lacrosse field, even if she's never played the position before. Regardless of the situation, weather, etc. Leilani is always in good spirits and sees the best in every circumstance.