Staff Goodbyes: Ashley Ramirez
July 20, 2018
Hi! My name is Ashley Ramirez and I have been on staff for three years and have been photo editor for two years. When I first started high school I never would’ve thought I would be involved in the journalism program. However, being on the Newspaper has taught me many different skills that I can use in the future such as, time management, the experience of working in a business environment, and being accountable for your own work. Because I have dedicated my time to newspaper, it has allowed me to meet different people, make friends, and build relationships. I am glad where my high school career has taken me as it has guided me to learn about different professions and ultimately figure out what I want to do with my life.
In the Fall of 2018, I will be attending Texas State University and pursuing a Bachelor of Arts Major in Political Science with a minor in History and a Teacher Certification in Social Studies, Grades 7-12. When I am older I plan on teaching high school as a history or government teacher.
The decision of wanting to teach has always been something I have always wanted to achieve ever since I was in elementary school. However, being a government or history teacher comes from the amazing teachers that have had taught these subjects while in high school and middle school. I want to thank all my friends who gave me amazing memories and laughs throughout high school. I want to think all the teachers I have had that have taught me what I need to know for my life outside of high school.
I am especially grateful for my mom and dad for pushing me to achieve big and better things. My parents have been a huge support throughout my life. They have always been there to help me on a last minute project or help on homework but even more importantly they have been there through my ups and downs throughout my life. They listened to me talk about all my friend drama, dumb excuses for bad grades, have allowed me to vent about the things that are stressing me out, and listened to the crazy things that people at school do. Through all of our disagreements they have supported me every step of the way.
I am glad I spent my four years at Bowie but even more happy to graduate. I am glad I get the chance to meet new people who will bring even more good memories.