<p>stvblm: Haha sorry, I accidently put 7 instead of 6 for writing. </p>
<p>JustAMomOf4: Here is a list of the classes I am taking next year
Physics AP, Calc AB-AP, US History AP, Korean 5, English 3 Honors, Leadership/Sport
I really don’t want to take Chem AP because of the teacher (we only have one). She doesn’t teach very well and I feel that I won’t be fully prepared for the Chem AP exam. </p>
<p>I did put leadership and academics before sports this year. I didn’t have too much of a choice though. I ran for Sophomore Vice-President last year and won. It’s mandatory that we keep 4th period open for council. The rest of my classes are required simply for graduation. I’m taking zero period Fitness & Conditioning in order to make up for my not being in Cross-Country and Track. </p>
<p>JustAMomOf4 & Ann: The leadership positions for my junior year are Junior Class President, CSF Secretary, and Youth & Government Secretary. The only position that actually is burdensome is Junior Class President. I simply take notes and send emails for the secretary positions. I really do have a passion for Youth & Government and Student Council though. I (don’t have a authentic passion for, but) enjoy being part of CSF. I can truthfully say that joining Youth & Government and student council is one of the best choices I made this year. </p>
<p>If anyone still thinks that I should cut down on some activities/studies so that I won’t be overburdened next year, please tell me. It would be best that I know now and change my plans before it’s too late. Thank you all for the replies!</p>