Jessica's Blog

As you may know, I am almost finished with my fourth week of my senior year. There are a lot of things going on as we speak and it's really tough to say the least. My schedule is for the most part, really easy, but it's a lot of work. I'm in the process of working on my first piece in third block. It's pretty difficult so far, but it's worth it. On September 15th, I will meet with an admissions representative from the University of Kentucky. On September 22nd, I will meet with an admissions representative from Transylvania University. In October, I will retake the ACT, and also I will take the SAT for the very first time for comparison. I will soon be in study mode for both tests and I will be hoping and praying for my score to go up considerably. In choir, considerable progress has been made. It's actually better this time around than it was my freshman year before I took a break for both my sophomore and junior year. In AP English, I'm currently re

So I will be completely honest with you and say that this July will probably be a busy month. The following events are definitely taking place. July 2 - Immanuel's Annual 4th of July Firework Show July 5 - Earliest date for AP Score Location Based Access Just in case, use a proxy if you're in Kentucky. But at your own risk. July 7 - AP Scores are available for access for people in Kentucky. Within the next few weeks, I'm taking a tour of Union College.  Quote of the Day:  "When a thing is funny, search it for a hidden truth." ~George Bernard Shaw~

This would be one of my favorite spiritual quote outside of the Bible. It shows that we make an impact on other people's lives. Having a positive attitude can make a difference. :)

Hey guys! I haven't been blogging on this site for a while, and while a lot of things have happened to me in the past year or so, I decided that it is time to reintroduce myself to the world. My name is Jessica. I am now eighteen years old, and a junior at Corbin High School. I love to sing and write, which is pretty much already known to everyone at school. 1. Where do you see yourself after high school? After high school, I plan on going to college and majoring in both English education and journalism with a minor in music. 2. Do you prefer big cities or small towns? This is an interesting question. I used to have aspirations into wanting to go into the big city like New York City or Los Angeles when I was younger. Now, I prefer to live in a small town where all it's all peaceful and quiet unlike the big city. Plus, it is much easier to be involved in a community than it is in a big city. A big city has way too many people you might not know versus in a small town w