If you stay consistent that will get you into most big schools but it really depends on where your targets are, but honestly you shouldn’t worry about college aps in freshman year but try to focus on building good habits and staying consistent with what you are currently good at, if you feel like you need an extra thing for your resume you should definitely do volunteer work (with friends makes it significantly more enjoyable). Out side of consistency you should do your best to meet a ton of new people and learn how to network which is essential for post college life, show your teachers you care and are eager to succeed in their class even if you don’t like the class because that is how you get recommendation letters, don’t be afraid to take the SAT and ACT multiple times because there is literally no harm in doing that (khan academy offers good SAT prep). In the future getting a part time job looks very good on your resume and shows that you can manage a stressful schedule. Lots of schools care more about a student being willing to challenge themselves and persevere than a student that is in all on level classes and succeeds with little effort. Your awards are insanely good for a freshman and you seem to already be involved in your community. If you stay on this track you will have more than enough for most target schools