Describe Brentwood High School

For my Professional Engagement placement, I was assigned to a UNSW ASPIRE program school, Granville Boys High School (GBHS), an single-sex government school situated in South Western Sydney. Due to its geographical location in one of the most multicultural regions in Sydney, with 95 per cent of the school’s total of 488 enrolments classified as Language Background Other Than English (LBOTE) students. Most students attending the school live in the surrounding Holroyd/Auburn area, with a large majority of students from Arabic or Muslim backgrounds. Additionally, there are recently arrived students from Africa and students with South Pacific Islander backgrounds. As well as being classified as a

As I got my nerve back I asked the boy who he was. He introduced himself as Burris Ewell. He wasn’t too bright. I asked him how to spell his name. But the imbecile couldn’t. I looked up my medical book to find how to get rid of cooties, before suggesting that he was to go home and wash his hair. Burris didn’t like my suggestion that the other students might catch them. He stood up and glared at me. Only then I saw how dirty he really was. He was in dire need for a bath. There was no way he was coming into my classroom again like that.

Some of the brightest young students at this school are faced with a growing problem. In class there are disruptive and downright rude students who do not contribute to the learning environment. These bad students are a terrible influence to the rest of the school community, those who don’t care about their education are more likely to get involved with violence and gangs. Some of these students are simply “un-teachable” and are a waste of time and space, overcrowding the school and ruining its reputation. We must heed the saying “A rotten apple will spoil the whole barrel.” After all, what will become of these worthless people in the future? I hereby suggest a proposal to eliminate all of these social ills, make use of high school

For instance, when the author study the behaviors of Latino students in Oakdale Elementary School, he discovers that Latino students usually sat attentively during lessons, followed instructions, and adhered to the rules for classroom participation. For instance, Latino students will actively raise their hands and answer the questions that teachers give. Beside that, when teachers scold the Latino students because of their misbehaviors, the students usually listen to the admonitions of teachers attentively. Lastly, the Lation students can avoid the cycle of disciplinary processes because of the special lense of teachers. The teachers in Oakdale Elementary school usually ignore the misbehaviors of Latino students or give them no punishments,

Stafford Middle school. Is it the best or worst middle school? If you are looking at middle schools in Stafford Virginia for your child and you scroll across Stafford Middle school and you are wondering whether or not to enroll your child there. Well don’t because Stafford Middle school is unorganized, lousy, unprepared and inadequate. Here is why.

If children who have moved to a new school in the same state had to choose their favorite school, then some mixed reviews will occur. Some of these children may prefer their previous school while the others may prefer the new one. If asked to develop a list of similarities and differences between the schools, then, as a result, various children will say that the two schools are similar. Now apply this same scenario to a group of children who have moved to schools in a different state, the children would say that the two schools are like night and day. This is true in the case of Frank W. Cox High School in Virginia Beach, Virginia, and Ridgeview High School in Orange Park, Florida. A handful of people who believe this to be untrue. These people believe that regardless of location, two schools

I went to Francis Lewis High school in Queens. It is the most diverse area in the world. People’s come from different parts of world. A great educational system should consist of diversity, well prepared and trained teachers, and getting rid of the standardized tests. I believe that the teachers should be prepared to teach and lead a classroom full of curious students who are striving to learn and later use the knowledge in the future. The school should also be filled with diverse people. We should also get rid of the standardized testing to determine who we are.

(Students in the hallway after school. Lockers are slamming. Students are stressed. Papers are flying out of messy

As any other freshman entering high school it can be a very nerve racking situation. On September 8, 2015 I Chelsea Gonzalez was entering high school in Thurgood Academy Of Learning And Social Change , my mind was going crazy and I didn't know what to expect. I have always asked myself whether high school would be similar to what appeared in movies; people dancing and singing on top of the lunch tables or, was it going to be a 4 horrible school years in which I would never make friends. I clearly remember seeing kids running toward their group of friends, as I walked down the lunchroom. My hands were sweating and it felt like a million butterflies in my stomach. The room was filled with cries of laughter, kids running back and forth asking each

High school hallways are the worst, most annoying places on the planet. First, many people in the hallways walk slower than a heard of snails traveling through peanut butter. Seriously, have you ever experienced anything more irritating than trying to get to class on time and the group ahead of you insists on poking around the halls as though they have nothing better to do? Another awful act that sluggards in the hallway commit is dragging along when the person behind them obviously has to use the bathroom as soon as possible! Second, people in the hallways struggle with walking on the right side of the passage. They exhibit this ignorant behavior when they walk against hallway traffic and don’t realize it because they are too preoccupied

“Success isn’t just about what you accomplish in your life; it’s about what you inspire others to do.” Throughout my four years at Sartell High School, I have tried to do what I can to help others and inspire others to be better people and do great things. I have worked to do this through many aspects of my school life, whether it is through Student Council, on the soccer field, or in the classroom. I have also taken the time to mentor a student in Sartell Middle School through the Big Brothers Big Sisters program, and it not only made an impact on his life, but it also changed mine for the better. My experience as a mentor at Sartell Middle School has been long and enjoyable, and I believe that it has allowed me to grow into the person I am today.

First and foremost, I just want to warn you on how risky this mission can be. There are people, some teachers included, who will make your job a living nightmare. Well it might not be that bad, but until 2:27 you have to live by a certain set of rules. Outside of school people may be really nice, but when the bell rings they must maintain their status of queen bee or the leader of the football team. There are certain groups of people who will stop at nothing to get what they want, to move up in the social hierarchy. These reasons and so many more, that would just make you not want to come every day is why I’ve decided to create a prep guide of sorts to help you through what may be your toughest assignment yet.

If you really want to know one of the reasons this school is so horrible and I told you a little bit about it already but it is because every other person is either a liar or a phony. I walk around all day with this kid Thomas, he’s not even really my friend I just have no one else to walk with. Anyway, when people see him they think he’s probably the coolest kid around with his wavy hair and always has to wear his football jacket. Every girl is always dying over him and giving him these crappy dreamy eyes, well truth be told he’s the biggest phony I’ve ever met. He’s secretly really gross, like the other day we were walking down the hall and the hottest girl in school looked at him and he gave her a wink and she went away with the biggest smile I’ve

The sun rise fills the sky with a beautiful orange and dark purple. I walk past a pool shack, a bank, a 7-11, a Hardees, a Vet Office, and soon enough crossing guards are letting me move across the busy road to walk the long sidewalk to Deep Creek High School. A school filled with endearing, beautiful, smart teenagers... Sike. This school is terrible and what's even worse is the people. They're all shallow rednecks and stupid, unsophisticated, trashy, teen girls. No one here is worth

The smell of the bus exhaust was disgusting as I approached Bus 2021, anxious to get home from another long October day of high school. The smell of the cigarette smoke in the back of the bus wafted up to me through the windows and made me absolutely thrilled when I finally got on the bus, discovering there were still seats up front open.. It was my freshman year at East High School, and I had quickly learned that only the delinquents sat in the back of the bus. I climbed the muddy stairs, got my pass stamped, and slid into the vinyl seat next to my best friend, Amy. Tom was right behind her, sitting on the aisle seat with Tiffany, the fourth Musketeer. As we rolled out of the pot-hole filled parking lot, my brain went churning over the homework I had ahead: English, math, and social studies. What a night I would have trying to get that all done!