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christina's blog post 1/6

 Over the holiday break, I took some time to rest, relax, and spend time with family. I also went to work and started planning my goals for 2026. The first goal I have this year is to increase my SAT score by 300 or more points. This goal is important to me because a high SAT score will help me stand out on college applications and potentially help me earn scholarships. I will achieve this goal by taking a significant amount of time to study. I want to dedicate about 2 hours each day to SAT prep. Then on the weekends I will take a practice exam. If I keep up my study plan, by March, I will have increased my SAT score by 300 points.

The second goal I have is to earn my driver's licence. This goal is important to me because I want to get around easier to my jobs and school. I will achieve this goal by doing 30 minutes of the Joshua's Law course each day and driving with my parents on the weekend. By my birthday in May, I will have my driver's license.

My third goal is to take on more volunteer opportunities. This goal is important to me because I want to help my community and give back to others. The steps I will take to achieve this goal are applying for volunteer internships, particularly at the children's hospital, and other volunteer opportunities such as helping at food banks and preparing meals for the homeless. I will dedicate a certain number of hours each month to volunteering. I hope to gain 100+ volunteer hours by the end of the summer.

My fourth goal is to pick up a new hobby. This goal is important to me because I decided not to do track this year, so I want to find something else to do. The steps I will take to achieve it are trying out different hobbies and maybe revisiting some of my old ones. I hope to find a new hobby by the end of the school year.

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