Open the letter with some positive comments about your school, then make some suggestions for improvement.  Use clear, concise language as well as proper spelling and grammar. If you can't think of how to improve your school, ask your classmates for their thoughts. One example might be providing greater access for disabled students. Volunteering to help poor or under-served communities in your city, launching a petition to improve public safety, or bringing a proposal to your city council to create a public park are all positive extracurricular activities that would impress your teachers. It will be hard to share these experiences with math and science teachers whose classes don’t require much writing, but they could provide useful material for classes like English, speech, sociology, and history. If you are really skilled in a particular class, you could volunteer (or work) as a tutor.  Look for opportunities to tutor others either through official channels (like a tutoring program organized through your school) or through your network of friends and peers. Your mentorship program might, for instance, pair older students with younger students in order to help them get studying tips and advice.  Or you could start a mentorship program that empowers younger students to resist peer pressure.  After establishing the goals and methods of the program, enlist help from other students who want to act as mentors. Promote the program online and using fliers posted around your school to attract younger students who might be interested. Mentorship programs are very flexible.  It’s your program, develop it in a way that will both serve your school and impress your teachers. A few weeks prior to Thanksgiving or another holiday, ask your teachers for permission to place bins or boxes in their classrooms.  Encourage your classmates to bring canned or boxed goods to school to put in the bins.  Donate the contents of the food drive to a nearby soup kitchen or food bank before the holiday arrives. To increase participation, ask your teachers if they’ll offer extra credit to students who donate canned goods. Taking on a role with the student council or another leadership position will really improve how your teachers think of you.  The specific process by which you can become a member of student council or a related organization varies depending on your school.  In most cases, you’ll have to develop a campaign, drum up support from your peers, and then face off against rivals to win an election. Leadership positions in school clubs might be less competitive.  Talk to the current leadership of clubs you’re interested in for details about how you can contribute.
شجع على تطوير محيط مدرستك. شارك في الأنشطة المجتمعية واكتب عن تجربتك. قم بالعمل كمدرب للتلاميذ الآخرين. قم بالبدء في إعداد برامج تدريبية لكافة المراحل. قم بتنظيم حملة للتبرع بالأغذية المعلبة خلال الإجازة. كن قائدًا بالاشتراك في البرلمان الطلابي.