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Declan Moran, Scranton High School

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Declan Moran, Scranton High School

Q: What accomplishments are you most proud of and why?

A: I am most proud of representing my high school at HOBY (Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Seminar), RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards), and Tomorrow’s Leaders Today, where I learned how to lead.

Q: What were your most rewarding school or community activities?

A: My most rewarding school activities were being vice president of my class and vice president of the Honor Society. I was able to plan countless school events and connect with students around me.

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Q: What is something you do to relax?

A:To relax, I usually listen to music and podcasts.

Q: Plans after high school graduation?

A: University of Scranton, biology, on a pre-med track.

Q: Who do you most admire and why?

A: I most admire my mother, who always taught me to be good, kind, and smart throughout my years of schooling. I am forever grateful for the lessons she has taught me and admire her ability to always keep a positive attitude.

Q: What advice do you have for younger students?

A: My advice for younger students would be to never give up. There will always be bad days, but the important thing is that you can lift yourself up after a hard fall.

A little about Declan Moran

Hometown: Scranton

Parents: Patrick and Leslie Moran

Some of his honors: AP Scholar with Honor Award, National Honor Society, Rotary Youth Leadership Awards.

Some of his activities: Knight Ambassador, class vice president, student representative to the school board, Scholastic Bowl Team, art club, Spanish club, SADD club.

Some of his community service: Coaches vs. Cancer, Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Seminar, Leadership Northeast Tomorrow’s Leaders Today.

What his nominator said: “Although he is a uniquely gifted student, I believe his drive to foster leadership skills sets him apart from his peers.”