Join Us For The Next
Miss Teen International Pageant
July 24th and 25th , 2025
IN KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE
Kelsy Patrick - 4th Runner-Up
1.If you could make one rule that everyone in the world had to follow, what would it be?
1. I’m an only child as well as the fourth generation of only children in my family! Most people think that only children are spoiled and can't share but my parents have taught me the value in sharing. By not having built in playmates, I had to learn how to make new friends, and mine are like sisters. I have also learned to be comfortable by myself which has helped me become who I am today.
2.If you could have any superpower, what would it be?
2. Academically, I have been a member of the honor roll all through schooling to my senior year. I’m in the top 25 kids in my class of almost 500! I also accelerated my high school studies and I am graduating an entire year early. I’m very proud to be graduating high school with over a 4.0 and will continue my studies at the University of Utah this fall.
3.When do you feel a child or teen becomes an adult?
3. I was a cheerleader for 12 years. I did competitive cheer until I got to high school where I made my varsity team as a freshman. My teams have won over 6 national championships. Through cheerleading I have learned teamwork, how to work through adversity, and how to stay positive when others need it. Cheer has taught me that each person has a role and together all things are possible.
4.What do you feel you have learned in life that will be the most useful?
4. Last spring, I was dropped from a stunt at a basketball game onto my head. Everyone who witnessed it thought I broke my neck! Fortunately, it was only a severe concussion but it was this event that ended my participation in cheerleading. This event not only showed me how strong I can be but it gave me time to explore other experiences and led me to participate in pageants to become Miss Teen Idaho International.
5.What do you feel is the hardest job in the world and why?
5. I’m very passionate about my platform. I have been working with a local seatbelt awareness organization that was created after the loss of 2 of my classmates who were not wearing seat belts. In a generation of technology, teenagers and adults are challenged to stay focused on driving. I want to help spread the message of buckling up and leaving distractions behind. By taking the right safety precautions, we can save lives.
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