"I decided to come up with my own meaning of success to take with me through my life, instead of what social media says or the definition of success that society creates during a certain trend in time....
"I had my son two weeks after my freshman year of college was over. I had the support of my mother to help me return to school the next semester, but I had to work hard. I worked two jobs and utilized...
“I am autistic and legally blind since birth. If you walk around with a pirate’s eye-patch on one of your eyes, that’s how I see.
I have loved drawing and singing ever since I was a very little...
"I believe I was always meant to be a photographer. I started in 2018 by just photographing a few friends' senior photos. I’ll admit: I didn’t know much. But I did know one thing: I loved art. Art...
"As a foster child growing up all throughout the Nanticoke area, I started and finished at GNA. I moved in and out of foster care until my senior year: twelve homes in twelve years, and abuse in all but...
“Growing up, I had a natural athletic ability, and our program at GNA was not highly developed. As a result, I had a lot of confidence on the field. When I went on to university to play at a Division...
“Thrift shopping wasn’t cool when I did it. I had a single mom, who always worked her hardest to provide what she could, but sometimes, it wasn’t enough. You know, she gave me what I needed, but...
GNA CAMPUS — Following the graduation of the class of 2022, The GNA Insider found it vital to sit down with the former class president, Myla Vnuk, and ask for her perspective on the whole new world....
“As a student at GNA, I was less than enthusiastic about learning and being successful, but they gave me all the tools necessary to believe I could do anything I wanted. I joined the military and served...
“When I graduated from Nanticoke, I had no idea what trajectory my life was headed in. Like most of my peers, I wanted to work in the health field, but I didn't realize how broad that field truly is....
GNA CAMPUS — A former Greater Nanticoke Area High School student has come full circle in her journey of aiding the young children that make up future generations. Sarah Smith, a 2010 graduate, has worked...
“I grew up in a low-income household. My mother worked and my father drank. I was usually left to my own devices. In high school, I got heavily into drugs and alcohol. By seventeen, I was addicted to...
