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Kiara Sagardia 306 Fullen Street Conroe, TX 77301 Kiara.Sagardia Kiara Sagardia Kiara_Sagardia

Life is difficult, school is to, but as I end my senior year I am realizing these last four years have shaped me into the person I am today. High school has taught me how to look at a problem and find a solution. It has made me realize that as long as Iâ€™m trying my best, I can be whatever I choose to become. Math is a subject I love very much, school has shown me this. That is why I have decided to become an engineer. After high school I will be attending Lamar University in Beaumont, in hopes of acheiving this goal. I look forward to the next 4 years of my life hoping to explore new things and just making the best out of life.

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KIara Sagardia Education

Contact 306 Fullen Street Conroe, Tx (936) 320-7033 Kiara.sagardia@gmail.com

Skills -Hardworking -Organization -Communication -Multitasking -Interpersonal Skills -Patience -Problem Solving Abilities -Dependability

-Conroe High School, Conroe, TX-- Graduating 2018 January 2015-Present day Being an active student at Conroe High School has taught me many things. I’ve learned time management, dedication, multitasking, organization skills, and problem solving skills. -Lamar University, Beaumont, TX-- Graduating 2022 August 2018- May 2022 Going to Lamar University, I hope to recieve my degree in engineering. Specifically Industrial engineering or Civil Engineering.

Work Experience Leslie’s Pool Supply--Sales Associate May 2017 - July 2017 • Put merchandise onto the sales floor, and helped customers find what they needed. • Cleaned daily, kept everything organized and where it was supposed to be. • Worked at register,interacted with customers and made they got everything they needed. • Interacted with co-workers in order to make sure work space and customers got the best service possible. Yearbook, Conroe High School-- Layout Staff August 2017- Present day • meet deadlines, work diligently for hours to perform and complete my assignments perfectly. • Interact with other members on staff to determine what I need to do and when. Also interact with members to offer any assistance needed. National Honor Society, Conroe High School--Member March 2017- Present day • Community service projects, spending hours with people and helping out in any way possible teaching me empathy. • Teaching little kids, taking control and leading. Being able to work with the kids has taught me patience and communication.

Friday, February 2, 2018

To Whom It May Concern: I have had the pleasure of being Kiara Lee Sagardia Spanish teacher for the past year at Conroe High School. I have found her to be a delightful young lady with many wonderful qualities. She is very hardworking and well-liked by her peers for both her sense of humor and ability to listen. She is always actively participating in class lessons and seems eager to absorb more information. She maintains excellent grades in her classes while remaining active in several different extracurricular activities. She has proven herself to be quite a mature and capable young lady.

Letters of Recomendation

I hope that Kiara is given every opportunity available to continue her pursuit of knowledge and to enrich her development as a person. I am sure that you will find Kiara to be an exceptional young lady a well-chosen recipient of your scholarship. Sincerely,

SaraĂ Mastache Spanish Teacher Conroe High School

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Road to Success

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To show thei r school spirit, assistant principals Shu kella Price and Harris take a Randall quick selfie dur ing lunch. The administratio n was very acti ve on social media through out the year. Photo submitted

After a long AP English class, Lea Andino, Audisee Tale ns, and Shandi lyn Fisher take a group selfie. After a long day at school they cou ldn’t wait for the football game against Huntsville that night. Photo submitted

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“Its all about the silly face, it just comes naturally for me.” -Chase Krupicka

Decked out in Mastache, Yes camo, Ms. Sarai enia Frances Fuente Acevedo and s take a selfie for the first spirit day. Acevedo Fuentes later and brough spirit to the gam t their school e that night and cheered on the football team .

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ieved”. goals I have ach Garcia proud to say the -Brittany whe re I am. I’m thought I’d be er nev I r, “Before this yea

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rfection Can you match the the cor rect term dance students to inology of dance?

A. First Position

Anya Rodriguez

B. PliÉ

Yoshi Alca zar

C. Arabesque

Blanca Fuentes

D. Pirouette

Daniela Islas

5. Alondra Cruz

E. Grand Battement

Dance classes wo rked all year to pe rform on sta learn new skills ge and advance to Hitting the fina their technique l position of the performance ir at the Winter The stud

Dance Recital, ent Dance I student the dances from s learned various forms s smiled into of the crowd. around the wor Dance was an ld that opened them up cult activity that spo urally. many student ke to s’ interests; eac “Here I learned h for different reasons. about differe and types of nt cult ure s dances all ove “I started taki r the world,” ng dance clas Anya Rodrigu ses my freshmen yea ez r because it see experience you said. “It’s an amazing med interest and fun,” Bla can not be ing exp nca Fuentes other class her osed to in any said. “Th girls moved and e at Conroe.” enjoyed themse e way the Many girls gre me want to exp w up dancing lves made erience the sam but few pursue as d it in high sch a hobby, e Students lear ned to interact thing.” ool making it even more uni with others and and work que to them. to be open to “Dancing has relationships new become such as it was more a big part of my life,” Fue than just a clas ntes said. “I’ve “Dance is a plac s. struggles but I know I wan had many people and crea e where you meet new t to continue te dancing afte r high school forever,” Maribe friendships that will last . I hope to kee l Sanchez said dancing whe p n I get into coll about the P.E. . “It’s not just credit; it’s abo ege.” Throughout ut expressing yourself and the year the dan having fun.” learned from ce classes each new knowledge other while also gaining a of dancing.

While rehearsin g for the win ter recital, Oda McFarland wor lis Ramos Gar ked together cia and Beverly to get every mov performing in e front of an aud e perfect. Loo ience for the king forward details of thei first time this to r choreograph year, they focu y. sed on the Photo by Brianna

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With their eye s directly on the audience, and Daniela Bianca Fuente Islas perform s at the Winter They danced Dance Recital. to a mashup comprised of songs. four different Photo by Brianna

Listening inte ntly to Ms. Brittany Reil ly, Dance I students prac ticed with a flower prop for their routine. The students were practicin g for the Winter Dance Recital in Dec ember. Photo by Briana Lujan

m us t ha ve s

Dance students explained the necesitties need ed to be prep ared for class.

Ending one of their performances at the Winter Dance Recital, the girls are all smiles. The dance clas ses came together and performed man y different rout ines for family and frien ds. Photo by Brianna

Shaking things

Brown

“Befo re this yea r, I never had so many life cha nging expe rience s.”

-Xavier Zempel

“For dance we need a positive attit ude, once you step through the doors you have to leave all your trou behind or inco bles rporate it into your dan ce. Always have a can do attitude.” -Paola Cardos a

While in class Sachi Patel and Thomas wor Anzleigh k on dance. They look choreographing their ed forward to everything and perfecting performing at recital. the Winter Photo by Brianna

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At the beginni ng warm up in orde of class dance students r to get ready of the period. for the rest The rest of thei r time was spent dancing diligently in orde their skills. r to perfect Photo by Brianna

“Hydration is key in dance, alwa ys have a water bottle. You must also be comfortable while dancing, ther efor leggings and dance shoes are a mus t.” -Beverlye McF arland

Brown

dance/dancesco

Lujan

Photography

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Volunteer Work Community Service • Blood Drive (Student Council)- Fall semester and Spring semester All day event where we deliver passes to students, check them in and out, stay with them in the recovery area, and walk students back to class. • Family Nights at Elementary School (NHS) We were in classrooms with little kids, we kept them occupied with arts and crafts and games. Their ages ranged from about 4-10. • Taught 1st grade (NHS) Taught two-three lessons about money, business, and salaries. Made kids interact and particpate while having fun.

Kiara Sagardia

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