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My sophomore year at Central High School did not start out the best. I was recovering from an awful grade point average, awful for me at least, I was sitting the bench in a sport that I had lost interest in, and overall I just did not enjoy school anymore. I personally did not see the point in coming to school at all. It took some time, but I finally started to get my grades up, my season had ended for football, and I knew I was not going back. After everything was starting to go my way I started thinking, “What am I going to do next?”

Going through high school makes a dominant impression on most teen’s lives. It’s a rite of passage that goes along with making mistakes and

High school is such a different experience for everyone. We all take different paths and learn new things everyday. We learn trigonometry, how to fix cars, how to dissect a frog, and different laws in the world. The things we learn in class are very important, but along the way of expanding our educations, one will tend to learn a lot about themselves and others. For me, I feel that my high school experience was not ideal and I constantly complain about the outcome. Looking back in grade eight, I had a different plan for me. It took me up until this year to realize that although my experience was not something worth bragging about, I've learned a lot about who I am. I've learned to take chances, be patient, and

Freshman year I was shy and never really stepped out of my comfort space. I thought I was prepared for high school. I signed up for two honors class thinking that they would be hard but I knew I could figure them out. Reality was quickly thrown into my face.

Everyone has their own laments and demons, some people are just better at hiding them. High School is different experience for everyone, obviously; It’s a different story, experience, and game. High school was not what I expected at all, it was far more challenging and stressful than I had realized.

High School was hard for me. Not in terms of course work but emotionally it was difficult. I had no guidance and had an overwhelming feeling of being an outcast. My bi-racial heritage—African American and Irish—made it difficult for me to fit in with any one ethnic group and exacerbated the feeling of isolation. Eventually I found the solace of alcohol and drugs and from there I began to drift. I dropped out in eleventh grade and spent a year in an out-patient program meeting regularly with a consulor and therapist. During this time, seduced by the plaintive moans of the blues, I taught myself to play guitar, a skill that would prove life saving in the dark years ahead. The next year I found my way back to a new school and graduated on time, but my problems with drugs and

There's much to learn from yourself,your family, and individuals around you. Learn from experiences, mistakes, and others, but view what you learn in a positive viewpoint to receive positive results. My freshman year, the start of my high school career, it wasn't the best year for me at all. I struggled because I wanted to be surrounded by my so-called friends, who were a negative set of individuals. I got off the crowded bus and was going to the park every day to be with them. They weren't the best set of individuals for me to be around. Being around them seemed fun, but it was really negative because I didn't study, do homework, or perform like I was capable of. My family always worried about me because I wasn't home often and didn't present my grades to them. I had to come to a

High School has been a short journey full of challenging lessons, sophomore year tested my

This was a really hard time for me .Because high school was a new environment for me and I had to get used to it. For my first year of high I was in and out

Going into my senior year of high school I have personally not done the best that I could have. If I could give my past self some advice and how to do my best, I would tell myself to not procrastinate, really try on my work, and stay away from boys. All of these things have been major distractions/bad habits in my past. I can’t blame anyone but myself either. Maybe if I really would have had the chance to tell myself these things, I would’ve pushed myself instead of doing things the easy way.

My first year of high school was filled with adventures and difficulties throughout the years. Comparing to my other years, I took challenges, such as taking on sports while finding the time for my school works and achieving my goals. However, I was able to find the way and fight through my freshman year.

High school was hard for me, just like it can be for any awkward teenager. Most people would say it can be hard because they had to move to a new school, or did not have many friends. It was hard early on for me because I did not know exactly where I fit in. I felt out of place just by being in the school building. I eventually found my place in high school outside of sports, on the academic team, and in FFA.

High school is full of many twists and turns and no one knows exactly what's going to happen in high school. There can be many things that can help to have a simple high school life but there is also things that can make it harder. I am going to be talking about three of my hardships I have faced during high school.

Sometimes I wished it was solely the people, my friends, or even the teachers that made high school so miserable, but it was my dream. It was the feeling of knowing your purpose but being confined to one place that sucked the soul out of the dream and made it seem like nothing more than just that – a dream. Each day for me was a struggle because of it. I knew that I had greater potential and that I could do more with my life then what I was currently doing. I felt like everything was pointless, and nothing excited me. I didn’t feel challenged enough and I wasn’t taking classes that either interested or benefited me. Sure, I learned some important things in those classes and gained necessary skills

One of my most prized qualities is my affection for learning. Learning is something that effects almost every feature of my presence consistently. I continually adapt new things, or elucidating existing learning. Even on days when I think I’m not learning, I am applying abilities or information, regardless of the fact that it is only a rationale issue in a riddle book, with a specific end goal to practice my brain. Without my ambition and craving to learn, I would have never continued my education beyond high school. Learning new information is crucial to my development as a human advancement.