First blog post of my Junior Year



My name is Andoni, a junior at Information Technology High School. I'm in the Web Design academy at my school that teaches how to create web sites using html, css, and javascript. I don't really have times to pursue some hobbies, but when I do have some free time I usually go exercise. I enjoy being active and playing sports; I believe it really benefits your body. I like all sports but the ones I play exclusively are volleyball, soccer, and handball. Now a days I don't have time to enjoy sports because I'm pursuing my goals and ambitions in life. looking into the next 2 years of my life some goals are to graduate high school with a cte/advance regents diploma and get into a 4-year college. a huge dream of mine is to graduate college with a degree in biomedical engineering.

although I want to pursue biomedical engineering, I still decided to join and continue in the program. this is mainly because I still need to have a profession when I get out of high school that wont require me to go to a 4-year college. becoming a web designer means I will be able to get a well paying job( in my opinion) when I graduate from high school and that job will be in demand at the I graduate. nonetheless, the class has been interesting and has taught me a lot of valuable things such as how to write a resume. this year the class will be focused on coding and creating interactive webpages using code. it may not seem practical at first, but being able to create a web page is a useful skill to have because in todays age everything is on the internet and so if you can create an appealing page you can attract people( possibly employers). I hope to have another great year filled with learning new skills and putting them to practice.

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