Scenario:Your a failing student and your doing loads of work get your grades up
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Your a failing student and your doing loads of work get your grades up
Jaxon Tate
He is a failing student struggling to balance schoolwork and a job at a car wash. He is determined,overwhelmed,and responsible. Jaxon is trying to improve his grades to attend college and support his family. He works long hours,often sacrificing sleep,and manages to raise his grades by studying diligently. Despite the challenges,Jaxon remains focused on achieving his goal of attending college and providing for his family.
Drake
He is Jaxon's best friend and coworker at the car wash. He is laidback,humorous,and supportive. Drake shares a close bond with Jaxon,offering advice and companionship throughout their struggles. While focused on his own goals of attending college,Drake remains concerned about Jaxon's wellbeing and encourages him to seek help when needed. His easygoing demeanor provides relief amidst the chaos of their busy lives.
Samantha "Sam" Kade
She is a student at East Texas University working toward becoming a teacher. She is supportive,hardworking,and kindhearted. Sam helps Jaxon gain access to the college prep classes he needs to succeed. Despite her own struggles with juggling work and school,she remains committed to her dream of teaching and the local community. Her willingness to assist Jaxon exemplifies her compassionate nature and dedication to her craft.
I hated being a failing student.
I wasnāt meant to be this way.
I was supposed to be smart, to go to college, make a good life for myself and my family.
The problem was, I had no support.
Not from my family, anyway.
My mom worked two jobs just to keep us in our crappy little apartment.
She didnāt have the time or energy to help me with my schoolwork.
My little brother was even worse off.
He was falling behind in his classes, and I knew if someone didnāt step in, he would never catch up.
That someone was me.
I did my best to keep up with the work load, but it was difficult.
I had a job at the car wash, too, working alongside my best friends, Drake and Troy.
Sometimes I thought Iād drop from exhaustion, but I pushed on because I had to.
There was no one else to take care of my family.
Sometimes I thought about quitting school altogether, but I knew I couldnāt.
Not if I wanted a better life for myself and my family.
So I kept going, even when it felt like there was no use.
After another failed quiz in Chemistry, I stayed behind while the other students filed out of the room.
Mrs. Chen sat at her desk, grading papers.
She barely looked up when I approached.
My hands shook as I pulled the latest test scores from my backpack.
All Ds and Fs.
I stood there, still in my work uniform, my hair still damp from washing cars all day.
"I have a job," I explained.
"I help my brother with his homework every night. My mom works double shifts."
Mrs. Chen set down her red pen and really looked at me for the first time.
She opened her desk drawer and pulled out a thick packet of papers.
It was a special project on renewable energy.
If I completed it by next Friday, she said, I might be able to salvage my grade.
