High-school Teenager fluent in English, A in Honors English since middle school, AP Grammar, English VSP, and different extracurricular classes.

My name is Nicole. I'm his mother. He has shown interest in English for the longest time and has even impressed his substitute teachers and teachers who aren't his primary English teacher ever since his middle school years. Around 6th grade, COVID hit, and Zoom became a main problem due to technology issues. And yet, even then, he has shown dedication towards his English subject more than any other class. His primary core strengths, I would say, are definitely English and French, and I always tell him to use that to his advantage, use it to get it on his resume or as a way to do something he loves while getting paid. I remember he had this English teacher in his 7th-grade virtual school year. The teacher set an essay assignment with 2 weeks' notice, and even then, he finished the assignment the next day. He was so detailed that for the next major essay assignment, the teacher told him to wait a couple of days before doing it so other students could get a head start to catch up. And to make things funnier, he isn't a principal honor roll student; he doesn't have a 4.0 GPA. He's an average 3.5-3.6 GPA student, so the fact that he can outpace the smartest students in his class speaks volumes about how dedicated he is towards this. Lastly, I would say this would be a good opportunity to expand on his skills and potential on the right career path to being a teacher.

My name is Nicole, I'm his Mother he has shown interested in English for the longest and has even stunned his substitute teachers and teachers that aren't his primary English teacher ever since his middle school years. Around 6th grade, covid has hit and zoom has been a main problem due to technology issues. And yet, even then he has shown dedication towards his English subject more than any other class. His primary core strength I would say is definitely English and French and I would always tell him use that to your advantage, use it to get it on your resume or as a way to do something you love while getting paid. I remember he had this English teacher in his 7th grade virtual school year, the teacher set an essay assignment 2 weeks notice, and even then he finished the assignment the next day. He was so detailed that the next major essay assignment the teacher had told him to wait a couple days before doing it so students can get a head start to catch up. And to make things funnier, he isn't a principal honor roll student, he doesn't have 4.0 gpas, he's an average 3.5-3.6 GPA student, so the fact he can outpace the smartest students in his class speaks volumes of how dedicated he is towards this