Mondays Blog- Introduction


    Hi, I'm Ja'Mya and this would be my third year attending the lakeside. I am a class of 2025 graduate and i would like to tell you a little bit about myself. I am originally from a small town called Henry County, it's located here in Georgia. I'm 16 years old and i plan on having a very productive year. I want to be able to catch up on my credits and rebuild my motivation with my studies. I strive to not procrastinate on my work and just get it done right then and there. I also wanna be realistic with myself because i'm human too and i need a break as well. But that's no excuse to slack off! I know what i'm capable of doing to be successful so i should give my full potential on any and everything i do because it's my brand. 

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