Student Success Statement

“We need the courage to start and continue what we should do and the courage to stop what we shouldn’t do”

Richard L. Evans

Self-control is one of the primary virtues of success.  Cheating on a test might seem easy but self-control guides us to keep up the courage to resist what is wrong and continue on what is right. Working hard is necessary. When our values are known and identified as right and wrong, our ability to react with character is put in question. Taking “the easy route” usually leaves our conscience in a non-pure state, as we have chosen to take the cowardly route. As we practice our morals our true courage is shown in the brightest light possible. Courage is shown in self-control and the most difficult things are done with a mindset of positivity.