Ann-Marie's Point Of View Essay

“What is he doing here?” She says angrily. “Didn’t you know not to see him anymore after our incident the other day?”

“Okay!” he said cheerfully as he trotted into the living room. I checked time once more. It read 9:09. The suspense was building.

ignore me. This would last for ages, only stopping when a teacher suddenly appeared. I would stand there feeling like a

On the first day of school, I was so confused and alone. I had no one to sit with at lunch, and I felt lost. I wasn’t used to the curriculum, or all the people I never knew existed. Townsend Junior High School was bigger than the small

I feel a warm presemce on the back of my neck. I turn and find the guy who came in late. He points to my seat, then himself. I shake my head and turn back. Again, he taps me and motion to my seat and then himself. I once again ignore him and return to my conversation with my brother. Before the guy can disturb me again the bell rings and the class starts to empty. I grab my bag and head towards the door.

my studies. It was there that I would max out my library card to read

However, it is important to mention, that there are good public schools. Subsequently, there’s just not enough space for every child. In the film we meet five students. The first student we met was Anthony. Anthony, lived with his grandmother. In addition, Anthony lost his father to drugs. Similarly, Anthony’s mother is not mentioned. Therefore, Anthony was held back a grade. The next student we meet is Daisy. Daisy, has dreams of becoming a nurse or a veterinary. Daisy lives with both parents. However, her mother is the only on employed in the home. Although, Daisy’s, prospects will pose a challenge as the junior high school she will attend feeds into a notoriously failing school. Nevertheless, Daisy and her teacher are hopeful and confident that daisy’s efforts will be a positive determiner.

She sobbed as if she were a mere child and lost in a new city, because in her head, she was. In reality, she was not a child; she was a freshman in college only two hours from home. Those two hours felt like too many, especially separated from her family. She found herself in room 512, Florida Avenue Residence Hall fully immersed in isolation and dependency. Nevertheless, I knew, at this moment in time, this was my turn to twist, bend and to recast all of my hopes into success.

"My class meets in here at 11:30," I continued. "I showed up early on accident."

It was a bleak, foggy day in September. Alexa took a deep breath as she cautiously trudged into her new school. The chatter of kids, who had known each other for years, echoed through the wide hallways. Endless rows of striking red lockers occupied every possible space Hordes of students crowded the halls like an army of ants. She could feel an abundance of eyes looking her up and down, wondering who this new freak was, wondering who was invading their tiny, close-knit school. It was horrendous enough that she was a freshman. It was even worse that she was new. She was fresh meat in a

“We need to talk,” you say quietly with an eager face, **looking around as if scared to be seen with me. You walk away fast, **looking down at your feet slapping the ground.

Shay raised his eyebrows at me and I shrugged slightly and looked past him. My gaze stopped on my clock. 2:30. Crap! I told Darcy that I would meet her at the coffee shop at 2!

Anastasia Lynn was a sophomore at Cottey College in Nevada, Missouri. The school sat in the middle of nowhere surrounded by nothing. No matter which direction you looked there was just trees and old dusty brick campus buildings. A trip to the inner city required two hours traveling time to and from. The only place near the all-girls college was Crowder college. They weren’t much better. The drive home to Indianapolis was worse. The trip was just short enough to make in one day with no overnight stops and just long enough to get tired of looking at the unchanging scenery of randomly placed houses and watching grass dry. Because of this Anastasia very seldom went home, but this year was different. Fall break had aligned with her twenty first

School was only a week away and we are still unpacking our new house. It’s first day of school for me, but as I walked to it I could sense the school glaring at me. I did not know anything and all I knew was that my adoptive parents for some reason put me in the most expensive

The man closest to me turns, his blonde hair glares into my eyes from the sunlight.