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Leaving a Legacy at College Park

Senior year, I was honored to serve as the 15th Theatre Board President at The Woodlands College Park High School. It was a unique time—our school was still adjusting to the effects of the pandemic, so I spent much of the year creating goofy activities and videos to keep our theatre community connected and motivated.

But as the year went on, my focus shifted toward something bigger. I wanted to leave more than just laughs behind—I wanted to build a legacy that would last long after I graduated. I wanted every student who walked through those auditorium doors to believe in themselves, to see theatre not just as a class or activity, but as a powerful way to express creativity and make a difference.

My goal was to inspire the next generation of artists—those who will write, design, perform, and create stories that matter. I hoped to give them the confidence and support to chase their dreams, just like I was encouraged to do. I wanted to make sure that the legacy I left wasn’t just about me, but about empowering others to carry the torch forward.

Being president wasn’t just a title—it was a responsibility to pave the way for future artists, so they too could find their voice, their passion, and their place in the arts community.