what will you do if you are the valedictorian (1st honor) of your class?
357474
The most memorable Valedictorian speech was this boy name Aaron Andrade. He was a pretty reserved kid, not too outgoing, but he was super smart. I think he ended up his high school career with a 4.3. Anyway, when he got up to give his speech he was wearing the traditional cap and gown. Once he got to the podium he removed the Mortarboard and put on a backwards USC hat (the school he'd be attending in fall). He proceeded to RAP his speech to the tune of Eminem's latest hit. It was completely unexpected and wonderful.
874906
Be famous or be born into lots of money. I just watched a special last night about all those colleges, Yale, Harvard, Brown, etc. They said it matters not what kind of grades you make, you can have a perfect GPA, but they favor those certain individuals that already have had everything handed over to them in life. They said they have an image to uphold...what kind of sh!t is that? It's true...
1112173
the first step in a situation like this n specially wid a frnd 1st step be frank. n im not sayin ure bad, u must be having a reason it happens sumtimes between frnds if u cant b frank n want to giv an excuse say that d class is going to be too tough for u too handle or that i don think its a gud idea for you too join this particular class but join some other cause u feel her potential lies in some other subject class these r d nice polite excuses u can use in my opinion widout hurting her or widout ny misunderestanding but still in my opinion u should be frank n straightforward wid her shes ur frnd shell underestand evn if its a silly reason cause wat r frnds for rite......its ur choice.....at d end of d day.....
1025523
It really depends on the grades of your classmates. If they all got A's, then you will be in the lower 10%. If they are more scattered around, then you will be in the middle somewhere. I'm guessing you are on the top 20% (or 30%).
650830
The way you're going about it will even fetch you more enemies than if you had to tell the guys an outright NO.  If they eventually find out that you have a lot of them in class, they'll see you as a wayward girl which you're not.  Sit up and know what you want girl and stick to it even if it does not go down well with some. If not, you might end up being every guy's babe. I'm sure you know what that means....a bad reputation.
832847
Your teacher will probably have you all sit down.  Then she will ask you your names.  The teacher will be real nice.  Just do what she says, and you'll really like school.  It will be fun.
368721
Suck it up and take the good grade. You will find that often in life there are those that dont have a good work ethic. It doesnt matter where you are or where you go, that will always be the case. Just keep up the hard work and you will get the rewards in the end.
1077142
assuming your school has a chapter, you will automatically be nominated when you meet the GPA standards.  You will then have to prove that you meet the other standards (citizenship, service) etc. and you will be evaulated by a committee of teachers.  Should you pass that evaluation, you will be invited to join.  (So don't tick off any teachers!)
566183
Being a valedictorian is an honor, what makes you think of nonsense things to mess up your standing in your class? You are there to learn from your teacher and study..
208999
My granda passed the day before i had to take a NY Regent, so i know how your situationm is. 99% of teachers will tell you  that you can get a make-up. At least those with any sympathy or souls will. You should call up the school or the teachers at their homes and explain to them your situation in a respectful manner. You should have no problem. Besides, you have nothing to lose by trying ;-)+
726836
If you don't think that you are learning, you need to talk to administrator and if he/she won't do anything you need to have a serious talk with you parents about switching schools. Don't be worried about the grade your friend got; only worry about yourself at this point. If it turns out that you do switch schools, forget about your social life for a while (yes it seems impossible) but it seriously helps if you have no distractions. You need to focus on catching up to where the rest of the class is. Talk to your teacher about times when you can go in and ask for help on homework. Surprisingly, you will find out that teachers do not want you to give you an F. If they could, they would give anyone who tries an A. Last year, I had really bad grades because I had switched to a harder school. But now, I am proud to say I am all caught up! I even managed to get in to English Honors! The people around you will give support to you when needed. Parents are the biggest help also. My parents went and talked to my teachers to tell them to take it a little easy on me. Keep you head up high! Never say to yourself that you can’t make it through because if you tell yourself that you will surely fail. Also remember that you are not the only person who has or will go through this. You are not alone! I wish you good luck!
430458
You need to be either the top in your class or the second best in your class...as in grade point average...
321720
nope\nu have to do ur work\nparty if u don't care about ur grades
226368
start a relationship with the biggest and toughest one in the class. then let him handle it.
727673
great, super great,\nif you are really good at it.\nbe at the top of your class and they will clamour for you.
913524
Always be nice, but not too nice, u have to let them know ur still the boss. So I would warn them first by saying i'll be good to ya'll if ya'll are good to me, if ya'll misbehave...u don't want to misbehave. things like that. for tests i would give extra credit, preferrably something outside of class. just make sure u have fun, because if u have fun then they will and its much easier for them to elarn that way!!! goodluck!!!
300338
First of all, CONGRATULATIONS! \n\nI would recommend that you start off by a quote or saying that you have followed/led your life by. Then follow it up by citing examples, anecdotes, and situations in which that saying helped get you to where you are today.\n\nDo not make your speech a "Thank You" note to your family and other loved ones. Yes, do thank them, but do not make them your primary focus. Remember that you are a representative of your class, so try to include everyone in your speech in some way. Does that make sense?\n\nAlso, do not talk solely about yourself and your achievements. Talk about the different successes that the class has experienced as a whole. Mention things such as different events that were held at the school, obstacles that the school has had to overcome during your 4 years there, and victories you all have experienced (including scholastic achievements, such as test scores).\n\nWell, that will give you a start. I helped my students with their speeches while I taught high school, so good luck and be very proud of your accomplishments! Way to go!