<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1ZFoo3_1GzkKQAT00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1ZFoo3_1GzkKQAT00" width="826" height="1200" ></figure>Senior year stress, a mountain of responsibilities, and a goal to always reach the Gold Standard; senior Arden Robison was recently been recognized for all she does.Robison was selected as the Greater Orange Area Chamber of Commerce Student of the Month for the month of October. Robison was recognized for all of her hard work, dedication, and leadership within LCM.“When I found out I was chosen as student of the month, I was filled with gratitude and excitement,” Robison said. “I feel my school involvement and kindness led me to earn this award.”Robison is very involved on and off campus. Outside of school, Robison does volunteer work, tutoring, and is involved in her church youth group. On campus, Robison is a member of Student Council, National Honor Society (NHS), Health Occupational Students of America (HOSA). She is also involved in debate and speech, the UIL Science Team, the UIL Cheer Team, and she is a social officer for the varsity cheer team. She is also the president of the senior class, Interact Club, and Key Club.“As senior class president, I handle a lot of things behind the scenes,” Robison said. “I’m responsible for making sure our hallways are decorated, pep rallies are planned perfectly, and the overall spirit of the senior class stays high.”A typical day for Robison is filled with club meetings, participating as a Bear Buddy at Little Cypress Elementary, and heading to school. After school, she will typically have cheer practice, spend time studying for her classes, and spend time with her family. As a senior, Robison is in all honors, dual enrolled, and AP classes, so she has had to figure out how to balance school and all other responsibilities at once. After high school, Robison plans on going to college to major in biology and go pre-med, or pre-law.“Being a senior has changed the way I tackle things by making me want to push myself and work harder than ever before,” Robison said. “I really only have one year left to make a difference here at LCM High School.” Robison said that if she could give advice to an incoming freshman, she would tell them to enjoy every moment of high school. She would tell them not to be afraid to step out of their comfort zone, get involved, and meet new people.“Arden Robison is one of those students that brings joy to the campus and to everything she is involved in,” LCM nurse and former Interact sponsor, Jeannie Alexander, said. “She has a servant’s heart and naturally looks for ways to help others and be a friend to all. When I served alongside Arden in Interact for several years, I witnessed her become a strong leader who was passionate about making a difference in the lives of others.”</div></body>

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Senior year stress, a mountain of responsibilities, and a goal to always reach the Gold Standard; senior Arden Robison was recently been recognized for all she does. Robison was selected as the Greater Orange Area Chamber of Commerce Student of the Month for the month of October. Robison was recognized for all of her hard work, dedication, and leadership within LCM.

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