·         Being able to do something when someone counts on you to do it.  When involving family it means much, much more.

·         Following directions, knowing what you’re getting yourself into.

·         With regards to family, listening to what they say and trying to help out whenever you can.

·         In school, my responsibility is to keep my grades up and get through school.

·         At home, to watch over my sister and brothers.

·         In my community, to keep it clean and safe for all.

·         To do things that I may not want to do, but do them any way.

·         In my community, to help keep it clean including picking up trash.

·         At home, to do my chores and keep my grades up.

·         Being what you say you’re going to be.

·         Taking responsibility for one’s action and doing what is right.

·         Doing what you know is right and owning up to your wrongs.

·         Related to my family, to love and take care of them no matter what they do to anyone.

·         At school, be very productive, complete my work and help those who need help.

·         Within my community, be productive and generous, doing my share, helping my community, and taking care of those who cannot care for themselves.

·         Being there for others, helping out when I am needed.

·         Related to my community, doing charity work and not being in trouble.

·         While in school, being a role model to others.

·         Do my homework for school.

·         Communicate better within my family, and try more to help within my family.

·         Doing things without being told and having things done and ready when they are supposed to be done.

·         Completing things when and how I am told.

·         With respect to my community and school, no littering, respecting my elders, and those with authority.

·         In my family, it means taking care of them through thick and thin.

·         Getting to work on-time and keeping your grades up.

·         Doing what you feel needs to be done.

·         Keeping my grades at a “B” or higher, look presentable, and to help my parents around the house.

·         My responsibility within my community is to be a Good Samaritan, to respect my town and its citizens.

·         At school I must treat the property like I do at home, and to respect both the students and faculty members.

·         Doing more than you originally used to.

·         Keeping my room and the house clean in addition to baby sit my little sister whenever my mom needs me.

·         At my employer, show up on time, get my work done and help others.

·         To my community it is important to become something and be able to help others and give back to the community.

·         Maintain my mental, physical, and spiritual health.

·         Be a pillar to my peers and family.

·         Be a role model within my family, church, school, and neighborhood.

·         Encourage others who need my support.

·         Being the best I can be!