always way too uptight, and is super strict about absolutely any happenings in the school. Rumor has it that once he had heard of a party going on in one of the dorms and that there
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hardly even able to go to school and were forced to stay inside all day long. I was a very bright student in school, was a fast learning and got good grades when I was able to attend. Unfortnately, I had nobody in my life to turn to to ask for help when it came to learning, not even my teachers. I either had to learn it myself and get it right the first time or fail and never get it right.
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back with regret. I had the amazing ability to just check out of life. Today I don’t like to use that talent because I constantly feel like I’m missing out. The day of my high school graduation, I looked around and I realized I barely knew the kids around me. Four years had gone by, and I had no idea where they went. High school was advertised as the best years of my life, and I totally checked out. I felt like I was in an episode of the Twilight Zone, and I had been robbed of the majority
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In my four years of high school I have participated in four years of cross country running and two years each of indoor and outdoor track. I have run long distance in all of these sports. Running in high school has allowed me to develop better time management skills and a realistic affective goal setting process. Running long distance also demands discipline and perseverance and has helped me to apply these qualities to my academic and personal goals. The members of sports teams that I have been
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Wrestling in high school It was Sign up day, i was excited ready to do this. As i wrote my name down I thought, I don’t really know if i wanna do this anymore, i did it most of middle school and some of elementary in hillsboro. I Went ahead and did it anyways. During the first day of practice i already knew i made the wrong decision. All we did was run in the burning hot weight room to lose weight. We did that for the first couple of days and then started actually wrestling a little, we still had
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Moving to a different high school gave me a new perspective on the academic life I wanted to carry. I was on a mission to prove everyone that doubted me throughout my freshman year that I would be able to succeed in high school. That following summer I worked with a tutor to be ahead of my classmates for my sophomore year. Everything was going great until my family and the school thought it would be best for me to take the normal classes instead of advanced courses. Every day throughout my sophomore
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This story starts out when I was in 2nd Grade I was a popular kid until this new kid came to my school he bullied me he would call me names, “hey you ugly …..” I don’t want to mention the words he said yeah he cussed at me . Then I was in 3rd Grade I wasn’t cool anymore everyone just started to hate me every now and then another person was bullying me they would all say, “Hey weirdo nobody likes you!” I cried all the time but you know that just gave them reasons to bully me. Then I was in 4th
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passed the dancing Texas flag in the wind and wandered through the immense pillars in the entrance to my new school, my anxiety started to show. I was so lost. The outside of this school had already seemed unnerving enough, but as I walked through the doors my hands started to shake. The amount of students in this school easily tripled the amount that attended my old school, Franklin High School. I was extremely nervous because the worrying thoughts of me not being able to make any friends and my teachers
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quantity, so please. You are honestly the most real friendship I have. I have no doubt in my mind that 5 years down the line, we will still be as close as we are right now. To anyone else reading this, it might seem dumb that I hold a high school friendship to this high of a standard, but with you it's totally different. With you, I feel like our friendship is deeper than any I have ever had. We can talk about things beyond the small things. I don't know how to explain it, but like just this morning
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The happiest point in my life was quickly followed by the lowest. As a junior, I had just scored the game winning goal in the district finals for my high school soccer team. My teammates and I were absolutely ecstatic. It wasn’t just because it was the first time in over 30 years we had won a district final, this win just meant one step closer to our ultimate goal: the state championship. This victory meant we were one of the final sixteen teams left in the state. The next game started off hopeful
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I was expecting high school to be like the movie High School Musical, but now that I look at reality, I know that it is not. I’m looking forward to high school though. Everyone makes high school seem scary and terrible. After listening to most of the stories from former freshmen, I get very nervous just thinking about it. I’m actually looking forward to moving up and experiencing new things. In the high school, you can join more clubs, join different sports/activities, and have a lot more freedom
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I always dreaded waking up everyday at 6 a.m. to get ready for school. On February 29th, I woke up and felt terrible and I almost asked my father if I could stay home. Before I asked him, I remembered we were going to have a party in the kindergarten class I tutored for; I could not miss that. When I got to school, I was waiting until lunch to go to the party in my kindergarten room. I was working on my math when our school secretary came on the speaker and yelled “Lockdown, the building is on lockdown
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to go any farther. In fifth grade, I moved to Lake Geneva. In fifth grade, I also found my musher. It helped me move on from being afraid of being different and hesitant to take chances. School is holding and election for student council? I heard, “mush,” and ran for president. When I later learned of the school play, something told me once again, “mush.” That March, my parents watched me walk on stage and become Aladdin. A few years later in eighth grade, deeper snow and higher hills were straight
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“ Dang, all my money is gone.” is all I can think about as I sit in after school detention. You are probably wondering how I ended up in such a predicament, being broke and in trouble, but this is the story of how my perfect week turned bad, then perfect, then right back bad. It all started at cheer practice Monday afternoon. At practice that day Coach Wanda announced that the 9th-grade cheer team would get to perform with the Senior cheer team Friday night during the football game halftime
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From time to time over the years, I have thought about what I want to do after I get my high school diploma. A couple of months ago I realized what I wanted to do. I have decided to breed champion line collies. I already have a female champion line collie that is my pet. I realized, I could just start out breeding her, but I needed a stud dog. I got on the internet and looked for a male collie puppy. I found a champion line male that was 4 months old that I really liked, so I called to see
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the least diverse towns in the country as I’ve only known of one African American family living there my whole life. Everyone that I went to school with was of the same ethnicity and it seemed very normal for us, which is why after attending UW-Madison, I became much more aware of the different ethnicities and the problems that come with them. In high school, we talked about racism in past tense as if it was on the verge of extinction, when really there acts of racism taking place millions of times
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Three years ago I was just starting high school and was excited about starting school that year because I was just getting out of middle school, but what I didn’t realize is that high school flies by before you know it. I’m now in my last year of high school and have to start thinking about starting a career or even go to college! I’m definitely not ready to grow up but before I know it I’m going to have to start paying bills and my own phone plans and my own clothes and food, so if I wanted all
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from one school to another, even if it is not that far like Reardan to Willpinit, I feel like entering a different universe. Arnold's switch to Reardon High School came with huge challenges like overcoming cultural barriers, interpersonal barriers, personality differences, and different life experiences. I relate to this experience because when I was in elementary to middle school, I switched school districts. I was especially connected with his emotions when he first transferred schools. Arnold's
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This experience takes me back to third grade when I used to catch the school bus every day at 7:40 am. Every day I would get up at 6:30 am, get ready and then go out of the house a few minutes early to wait for the bus. Once I get on the bus I put on my headphones so I can tune everyone out. The bus carries kids from Kindergarten through fifth grade. Every day the bus was very loud and sometimes dangerous. I would glance to one side of the bus and see kids flying out of their seats, boys fighting
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Throughout the first half of my high school career, I definitely would describe myself as a follower. I went along with whatever my friends did just to try to “fit in”. This all changed as I entered my junior year of high school. One day at field hockey practice, a few senior girls invited some of my friends and I to a party that they were having that night. I knew that there would be alcohol there and I knew it was not a good idea. Most of my friends were excited to be invited to a party with
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“Wyandotte High School,” Mrs. Marilyn said. We were next. My anxiety screaming “you have to get up and do stuff or you’ll fail in life.” I got up from my seat and headed to the stage. My legs pulling me from behind telling me that it’s too dangerous. My hands dripped with sweat. I kept taking deep breaths to calm myself. I felt the spotlight following my every move. Suddenly, the room became pitch black. Baby dragons started to laugh hysterically. I walked on stage. It was a relief getting on the
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I am only a sophomore, so I have not gotten the full high school experience yet. Since high school has started, I have had some great and also not so great experiences. Sports and academics have always been some of my top priorities and I have loved the sport soccer for my entire life. I have gotten and will continue to get the chance to play during my high school career. My freshman year I started off on the JV team just like the average freshman player would. I enjoyed it a lot, although the first
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affect me. I thought I was just fine the way I was, but other people’s words definitely wear you down over time. That’s what happened to me. I got really tired of dealing with by myself so I did something about it. Before I got to high school I went to a small country school here in Orland. I had a lot of fun times, but the bad part about having a twenty student class is that what you do sticks with you for a while. It’s also really hard to get new friends since you know the same people from kindergarten
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Fourteen-year-old Kelly hopped off the school bus in front of her house. First day of high school! Things are looking up now, she thought cheerfully. She took the key out of the side pocket of her backpack and opened the door to the kitchen. Her eyes fell on the dirty dishes in the sink. I should have done those last night, she thought guiltily. Okay, here’s the plan. I will check on Mom, then start supper. I’ll just wait and wash all the dishes at once, she thought. “Mom! I’m home!” she yelled
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recorder in first grade. I wanted to join band in middle school, but that never really caught my attention entirely to follow through. I was a meticulous person and never imaged myself to be in any kind of
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High School is a time of growth and change. You are transitioning from being a child to being an adult. Being an adult comes with many new responsibilities. You can begin preparing for these responsibilities during your teenage years. Throughout my highschool career I prepared myself for these new responsibilities by playing sports, taking on a job, excelling at school, and being busy in general. Playing sports is a great way to prepare for college and adulthood. It teaches you many important skill
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Most who enter high school do not know what they want to do in their future. That was not true for me. My perspective on life is what started me on my career path freshman year in high school. Sitting in my first fashion class I could not wait to see what the teacher was going to teach us or what assignments we would be given. It all started with her telling us to make a garment out of recycled materials. I was perplexed and bewildered. The project was arduous and painstaking work but I really
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and drug related issues. Even though, the Freeport community is small it is united, and always having events for the community to come together. The high school I attend is named Brazosport High School, and I have been in situations that I have that give me more motivation into furthering my education. Each year most of the graduates from my high school go straight to the work force and quit their
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Going into high school, I knew I wanted to be an involved student to help me get the best experience I possibly could. I wanted to do more than just go to school for seven hours, come home, and repeat. My middle school passion for gymnastics drove me to try out for the cheer team and over the years, I slowly expanded my boundaries. I went from being on JV, to coaching the JV cheer team, to becoming more of a leader on campus. Renaissance gave me this opportunity. Within Renaissance, my class and
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We finished that afternoon discussing your plans after high school. We walked down the avenue and eventually made it to the pier, sometimes almost holding hands. “I just hope I make it that far.” You sounded as if you were terminally ill. The thought of you one day being rushed into a hospital with Death readying the cradle instilled me with anxiety. “What?” I asked frightened, slowing my pace. You must have noticed the grave look on my face because you consequently took my hand and assured
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