STUDENT SUCCESS STATEMENT

"Nothing is ever gained in doing what's wrong" Wilford Woodruff 


Image result for wilford woodruff  What this quote is trying to say is that you will not gain anything from doing a wrong action. Doing a wrong action can teach you a lesson but you cannot gain anything from it. 

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