Social media is a tool that can be used for good or bad, depending on how it is used. On one hand, it allows for connection, community building, and the sharing of information. On the other hand, it can lead to negative consequences like cyber bullying, addiction, and mental health issues.

Being new to something might be the best thing that happens to you.

Social media pros and cons.

Senior speech of my experiences at LRTC

Is college meant for you?

Today, students are being pushed to think about college as early as middle school, with the belief that early preparation is the key to success. However, this pressure can lead to stress and burnout, ultimately harming a child's natural curiosity and love of learning.

As you leave here today, remember that the most fulfilling journeys are rarely the most obvious ones. Don’t be afraid to follow your own path — even if no one else can yet see where it leads.

While children shouldn't have the same privacy rights as adults, they deserve the chance to develop a sense of privacy in a safe, protected environment—one that allows them to grow with their age and maturity.

Texting is more efficient we all know this. It is faster to read a text than to listen to talking.

Confidence got us through high school.

I encourage you all to fallow your passions.

Growing up is a next step into your life, make it count.

Would you drive a self-driving car?

Find what succeeding means to you. 

Now that I am graduating from this school and moving on, I can reflect on the things that I wished to do or what I have actually been able to accomplish.

Always walk your path of greatness.

In today's world, it is imperative to use your voice. As we go throughout life, you must use it to create change.

Everyone has that will in them to go just that much harder to achieve what their goal is, and it is your volition to go and push yourself to reach that point and beyond.

4 years later we walk through the same doors we feared our freshman year never to return, recap these years and learn of the the class of 2025's resilience

Read a story of a 11 year old too scared to ask a simple question that would then lead to the scariest night in the woods.