Noah Francois

Dedicated and patient student actively participated in various school activities throughout high school. Elected as class president in 10th grade, developed strong leadership skills through collaboration and teamwork to improve the school. McDonald's experience equipped with ability to thrive in high-stress environments. Valuable skills acquired over high school career make a confident and driven student, ready to be a valuable addition to this institution.

• Awarded the Anne Frank Humanitarian Award - 05/2024
• Me and my Team won the Spring Showcase Soccer Tournament - 04/2022

• Cypress Creek Gardener, 10/2023 - Present, Wesley Chapel, Florida, 37.5, Created the gardening club and planting flowers in front of school
• Assisting Custodial Staff, 10/2021 - Present, Wesley Chapel, Florida, 120, Help assist Custodial Staff on Fridays afterschool

• Orchestra
• Soccer
• Robotics

During my 11th grade year, I earned the Annie Frank Humanitarian Award for my efforts as class president. During my time as president, I attempted to gain more buses via petitions. I was also involved in the creation of the CCHS Gardening Club and LGBTQ+ Allies Club.

In 9th grade, I was awarded the Outstanding Music Student for learning how to play the Viola in the advanced orchestra without prior knowledge with music.

In 10th grade, I was awarded the Outstanding Language Arts award for being a 10th grader in an 11th grade English class.

Fusion 360 Certification

I joined my school orchestra back in 9th grade and I had zero experience with how to play an instrument. Orchestra was totally new to me, I spent the first half of the school year learning how to play the Viola. I soon found myself learning how to play the Viola after-school and playing this instrument was slowly growing on me and I began to love playing in the Orchestra. After my first concert in December of that school year, I continued to excel in the Viola and I would soon find my self gravitating towards other instruments such as the Cello and the Guitar.Orchestra is now something that I want to continue beyond high-school and into college. I give thanks to my fellow classmates and to my Orchestra teacher Ms. Hammill for being patient with me and helping to foster my love for Orchestra.