This student spotlight is about Hannah Vettoor, Senior – Class of 2027.
Q: What is one experience from high school that you will always remember, and why?
A: Senior sunrise, because I found it to be a really nice way to start the day, and I really liked it.
Q: What is something that you have learned in high school that has changed the way you think or see things?
A: How to do an interview. I learned that you really have to focus on the positives of your characteristics, and it gave me a different perspective on how you see yourself.
Q: Who has had the biggest positive impact on you during your high school years?
A: My grandma, because she inspires me to do better in school.
Q: If you could give one piece of advice to younger students at your school, what would it be?
A: High school is not that scary. It really isn’t.
Q: What is something you are really proud of accomplishing during high school?
A: Getting academic awards.
Q: What do you hope your life will look like a few years after graduation?
A: I’m hoping to be in nursing school at a medical center and work toward becoming a CRNA.
Q: If you could describe your high school experience in three words, what would it be and why?
A: Fun, stressful, and boring. There are definitely classes that are more interesting than others, and some classes require a lot more work than others. But overall, some classes are really fun, especially when teachers interact with the students.
