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Plans for my YouTube Channel during May-June 2019

In History class, a giant movie project for the end of the year has been announced to the curriculum for my advanced Modern American History class. While I am not particularly excited for this project, I am certainly going to make it my full priority to get the highest grade on that project. Therefore, because of this, I may have to leave YouTube for a month & a half in order to concentrate on grades, schoolwork & other graduation requirements. Please note that this is still 7 months away & I still have more than enough time to plan out my time away from YouTube during May 2019. Here are my current plans:

  • May 1st: Make a formal announcement stating I will be leaving YouTube until 6.15.2019 (This does not mean I won’t be filming lifts, though).
  • May 8: Put lift filming career on hold in order to focus fully on any & all final projects
  • May 15: Begin studying for final exams in classes where I do not have A-marks for the entire year (I will devote extra time to the classes where my grades are lower, although I will be working hard all year long to make sure my grades are as high as I could maintain).
  • May 31: Continue studying VERY HARD & monitoring progress on graduation requirements. By this point, I will have limited my lift filming career to social media updates on Google+ & only be on Google+ for up to an hour per week at maximum
  • June 12: Start preparing formal re-entry video with graduation trip announcements (I MAY BE DRIVING SOLO BY THIS POINT SO I WILL HAVE MORE OPTIONS AVAILABLE)
  • June 15: (By then I should be getting my final report card & already have my diploma, or alternative plans to go to summer school or retake school if I do not get my diploma, but even then I will be working extremely hard to make sure my chances of getting my diploma are high enough not to worry about not getting the diploma) Formal re-entrance to YouTube with new video & new website revamp. I can change my name by this day.

Please note that during the time I am off from YouTube & other services I use online as part of my lift filming career, I will be working HARDER THAN I HAVE IN MY OTHER 3 YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL in order to ensure a successful journey to graduation. In the event that I can’t graduate in 2019, more options are opened for my 2020 graduation ceremony, including a higher likelihood of going to CHARLOTTE for my graduation trip instead of staying locally in the NJ townships.

I’m signing off now & will be back at 2:15 PM for lift filming plans for Columbus Day weekend & other lift filming plans for the NJEA convention weekend. I could be going to Jersey City, but I could care less about going to JC until I can drive there on my own.



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