High School Experience

Middle School can be described in many words and many people have different opinions about it. There are also many memorable experiences at the Middle School too. The most memorable experience I had at the middle school was When I was in 5th grade and everyone had to show the 4th graders what the Middle School was like. Even though I had many exciting, Fun, bad, or just hilarious experiences this one is the most memorable.

High school is always considered some of the best years of life. Students live with their families, see their friends almost everyday, and participate in the activities they love with the people they love. It has enough freedom for the student to decide how hard they will try, but it also has just the right amount of restrictions that parents can step in to make the student work. High school also gives students many opportunities to succeed and keep letting them try again if they fail. For example, a math teacher may allow a student to retake two test throughout a semester, but if the student proves that they are trying in the class then the teacher may allow them to retake a few more tests. Also, schoolwork is not tedious or lengthy,

Most students entering into freshman year are nervous. There entering into a big new school full of opportunity and mystery. They venture out into the unknown with the fears of getting lost, not being able to make friends or having no one to sit with at lunch. My freshman year experience was very different. Instead of walking into a new school I entered the same school I had been at for the previous 10 years. I still had recess, snack time and gym class. While all my friends left to start a new adventure in life, I was stuck in middle school. Although tough at some points my year turned out to be life changing.I was able to try new things by stepping outside of my comfort zone. I also learned to thrive in new leadership opportunities. This year was a major transition in my life and learned new things about myself I never else would have learned. In this year I developed skills that have impacted my life up until this point and plan to use in my journey into college and far

Students who are becoming freshmen often ask “what’s it like to be in high school?” High school is not what you think. Freshmen don’t get pushed in lockers, there's not that one popular girl who shoves other students books out of their hands, and the cafeteria is not the most embarrassing place to be. High school is not an amicable. If you really think high school is a amicable place where students smile at each other, think again. Here is some advice from my high school experience.

High school, for many, is commonly termed as “the greatest four years of your life.” It is stopping for coffee with your friends while listening to your favorite songs on the way to school in the morning. It is staring at the clock waiting for the bell to ring to finally go to your favorite class of the day. It is staying after a long day of class for meetings, clubs, or sports, or it is spending Friday nights with your best friends performing under the football field lights. High school can be many different experiences for different people, but most importantly, for me, it was learning essential values of life while shaping me into the person that I am today.

As we go on in life we face many challenges and new situations that we deal with. A new situation that most people deal with is college and all the changes that come along with it. What many people don't realize is that high school, in many ways, is similar and differrent from college. Not only are people changing but the surroundings and work change as well. There are some things that seem to never change such as some work and people.

Every students should get a full four year experience, why rush into the workforce or college so early, you have the rest of your life for that. Students should have the full four year high school experience. Students may not be ready for the workforce yet, just after three years of high school. Students need a four year high school education, as well. Some people might argue that the program is good, students can get high school over with after three years, and start early in the workforce for better experience. Obviously, after three years students aren't really mature they are still teenagers. Some students may not be ready for the workforce or college yet just after three years, it may be stressfull. Students need a full four year high school experience and education.

High school…what is there to say about it? Many would tell you that it’s like a jungle of sorts, others say it changes you. Many students including myself, go through all four years of high school setting goals and standards for themselves after they graduate. Your teachers and your councilors tell you that it’s a bumpy road but “you’ll get through it”. Well I can personally tell you that high school was none of that.

Junior year was pretty much back to normal. I was now accustomed to the new people, new faces, new teachers, and new surroundings. I really enjoyed taking my second year of chemistry, precalculus and biology while I did not enjoy American Cultural Studies. I am more of a science/math person, not so much history and english and two straight hours about history was not exactly what I looked forward to every morning. I got through it though and enjoyed after school more.

I think that high school is about getting good grades, keeping up with your work and going to school everyday. The classes I had this year are English 4, biology, financial math, algebra 2, U.S history, world history, government, dual credit. If I had someone pushing me and believing in me I probably would have done way better. I think that I messed up along the way but as long as I have a plan I’m okay. I am excited to graduate because I still have a lot of things to do and I will start soon. So High school is not about having a boyfriend/girlfriend or getting into trouble, even being the cool kid. It is not about seeing your friends everyday or ditching. Over the time I have been in school I learned a lot I cannot recall. Here at bloomfield they really prepared me for college and how a paper should be typed out and that you need a lot of sources to get a decent

It’s a timeless cliche that high school is all about growing up and getting a fresh start. But the only reason why this statement remains timeless is because there is some truth to it. When I first walked through the doors on my first day here, it honestly felt like a new beginning. Honestly, it doesn’t feel like I’ve been here that long. In my mind it’s only been a few weeks since school started but nonetheless, this place has impacted me a lot. It is true that you have to grow up a bit once you get to high school. Don’t get me wrong, I’m still a goofy and random kid, just ask my friends. However, when I started I was challenged to look at my studies from a new perspective. No longer is anything just one plus four equals five or c-a-t spells

High school is an experiment to prepare young people for the adult world. Having to come over to High School from Midlle school was a huge transformation. Having to do a great mass of home work each night, is hard. But the only hard thing is high school is knowing that you cant graduate. Being in my shoes Freshman year of High School is very hard, but I knew what to do to be successful and achieve great things.

Getting cut from the team in my freshmen year changed my life and it was a very pivotal moment. Failure taught me not to give up on anything because hard work will pay off. I also became a stronger student since you have to maintain good grades in order to stay on the team. From learning the plays and paying attention in practice it gave me the confidence I need to excel in the classroom because it showed me if you put your mind to it you will succeed. Finally I am thankful for the experience because now I am living proof that determination is the key to

Now high school can be a big pain in the butt, but in reality, what would you be doing at home if you weren't in school? Probably just sitting down and eating. High school is a big responsibility and a big change. Teacher's don't mean to scare you by giving you a ton of homework they're just getting you ready for the rest of your life because that is their job. You do get a lot of freedom, stress really kicks in and the people in the hallway can get on your nerves, but in the end High School is a great

I could not believe what had happened. I was standing in line by the water fountains with my classmates waiting to get to class. All the sudden, I felt a hand squeeze my butt and I heard four of my male classmates laugh and say something behind me. I was so embarrassed, and I tried to tell myself that it didn't actually happen. I spent the rest of the school week debating whether or not it was an accident, but I knew it wasn't. After that, I started to be more intimidated by the boys in my class. Everything I did seemed to revolve around their opinion. I felt like this for a while before this incident happened, but afterwards is when I began to realize the effect what their actions and opinions had over me every day. I stopped raising my hand in class, even though I knew the answer. I did this because I didn't want the boys to think I was "too nerdy" or a “teacher’s pet”. I rolled my skirt because I thought it would make them like me more. Looking back now, I can't believe how much I let my male classmates distract me. All of this worrying and distraction had a great effect on my academic performance. I went to a coed middle and grade school, and now I am attending an all-girls high school. I am significantly happier, and I am accomplishing so much more in a variety of different areas of my life. Same-sex schools help students perform better in class by limiting the distractions that are present in coed schools, varied teaching styles to fit them, and boosting students’