Student of the Month Interview

Interviewees:
Student of the month
Teacher who nominated the student
Students counselor

Questions:
1.  What are some good habits that got you here?
"A good habit is having a good mindset on school."
2.  What did you do to get to this position?
"I worked hard by working on school work accurately and focusing." 
3.  Why do you think you're teacher nominated you?
"I think this because I am a good student and they see that I work hard."
4.  What kind of advice would you give to others trying to get to this position?
"Focus on your school work rather than other things." 
5.  How do you help out around the school?
"I joined clubs that help the earth and I voice out about the school needs."
6.  What kind of activities are you involved in at school?
"I am involved in soccer."
7.  How did you feel when you were given this position?
"I was shook and I almost peed my pants."
8.  What does 'Student of the Month' mean to you?
"It means that all of my hard work paid off."
9.  Has this position made people act differently towards you?
"No"
10. What level classes are you taking?
"I'm taking only one preap class which is english, the rest are academic."
11. What is your greatest accomplishment?
"That would be acing an extremely hard test."
12. What is expected from you this month?
"The expectations are having consistency in my grades."
13. Can you list any downsides to this position?
"Maybe that some other deserved the position more than I did."
14. Who is your main supporter?
"My main supporter(s) are my parents."
15. What major challenges have you faced getting here?
"The major challenges are stress and tears." 
16. What are the positives to becoming 'Student of the Month'?
"The positive is that you feel a major weight lifted off of your shoulders because you know others see that you've been working hard."
17. Has becoming 'Student of the Month' added stress to your daily life?
"No."
18. What are your study habits like?
"I study for 30 minutes then I take a break. I keep doing this so that I am constantly fitting in studying while being able to do other things."
19. Have you learned anything from this?
"I learned that no matter how hard it gets, you shouldn't give up."
20. Do you have any other goals you would like to achieve like this? If so, what are they and how do you plan on getting there?
"Yes, my goal is to get into my dream college. for this to happen, I will work and stud very hard."

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