My Experience Of High School

High school isn't easy, because of many reasons and one of them is work! The wok in high school gets harder. You will of course see new and unknown ideas, but they give you more work and test's. In middle school you had your final exam's at the end of the year and the whole year to study, but in high school we go by semester's and the the final test's for those classes are at the end of the semester. You don't have a whole year to study and review for your final exam, so it's

I remember being an anxious eighth grader thinking about starting my freshman year of high school. We went from being at the top of the school to being at the bottom of a new one. All of our middle school teachers always told us about how our high school teachers wont “hold our hands” and how we will be on our own. Being in high school is completely different than being in elementary school and middle school. Its almost like each year we have more and more freedom but more responsibility.

Some people say that highschool is either the worst or best time of their lives, but in all honesty, it depends on what you do to make it great or not so great. The way you treat people is going to make a big impact because you can either be well liked by the peers at your school, or you can go with not being liked by many and hanging around with the wrong friends group for a while. Your life is constantly bringing you through different paths and along the way you are going to come across many different kinds of people, and even though you might not be fond of someone, you have to treat them with the same amount of care and respect as others because you never know if you're going to be in the same position as them one

High school is supposed to be the best years of your life; but it is

High school is your best and worst years of your life. The scariest part of it is that you are in a school for four years and that may not feel long but trust me it is, also you are in a school full of kids that are two-five years older than you. That can be even more scary. But you always have the best time of your life. I remember when it was my summer going into my freshman year, I was so scared but at some time so excited, I was ready for all the Friday night lights(football games), hoco, mums, and most of all new friends. High school is not easy to get through but it's so much fun. Going into Timber Creek I was a soccer player, a cheerleader.So I made new friends from those teams, so I know it was gonna be a great year. When school started it was easy but I had a hard time

Finally, you have reached the point in your life where you transition into high school. This is where puberty hits, drama ignites, and classes actually require you to think. It is also a time for Friday night football games and of course the most magical time of the year, prom. High school has a lot of great opportunities to take advantage of, but if not handled with great care, it can create the worst four years of your life. Some are known to refer to high school as their four year sentence in purgatory, I hope your experience is more delightful.

High school takes four years of your life and as a senior you start reflecting on what you have completed, achieved, and done during the four years. Also you start thinking on what you could have done better or what you shouldn't have done. High school includes many experiences and a lot of learning and as a senior to an incoming freshmen my advice would be not to be scared to try new stuff to join sports and clubs, learn as much as you can. Try really hard to not screw your freshman or sophomore years just because you think it will be easy to make it up you senior year. last year in high school passes and if you have to make

High school is something we all look forward to as kids in middle school. In high school there will be many new things, but a few couldl stay the same. There are things I expect and look forward to about high school, but there are also things I dread.

High school is a lot like a wild jungle! You find so any different people who have been in so many different experiences. Each and every person acts a different way to you and gives you a different scenario. Every person you talk to is a new level on a video game and there is no restart button. In this game you increase difficulty every grade. If you try reaching a new level without keeping up with your peers it would be like playing Pac-man for the first time with a friendship on the line. The freedom to pick your schedule and travel the whole school is an excitement in itself. No one knows you are completely clueless on every subject. In my first few classes the transition from middle school to high school was easy and eye opening. The smell from both guys and girls trying to show off or hide their body odor made it extremely grows. It was worse when someone would not wear deodorant or just smell bad in general. By lunch time, I felt I had worked hard enough to want food. The smell of cafeteria food filled the halls. I met with my friends to debriefing of my thoughts and feelings of the school and

High school! The one thing that just about every middle schooler looks forward too , because their tired of being the middle child. But, high school is not what it’s all cracked up to be. Academics are more challenging, friendships could be broken, along with new one’s being made, and all this could be due to being involved in clubs, and or sports. The thing is that everything changes when you go to high school.

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

It all started in Junior High. Before then I was just a normal everyday kid attending eighth grade. Hyper and careless. I had no worries and I lacked motivation in school, even during classes I would not listen to the teacher. But It all changed during my ninth grade year in school. In my course of the school year I started to become more aware of myself and other people around me. Peoples opinions and what they thought of me started to matter a lot. This caused me to become self conscious and shy around new people. It was hard for me to start conversations with new people, and because of that I did not make many new friends. I later realised that I had social anxiety and it would not get better anytime soon. Because following that year my family decided to move somewhere new. I was transferred to a new school with new teachers,new faces, and a new environment. I would be entering the scary unknown all by myself. My first day in the new High School was extremely scary. I did not know anyone or how to find all my new classes. The school’s hallways were cramped of the students talking loudly and slowly shuffling their way to class. My body was shoved up against other people's sides while I was looking around frantically trying to find the correct room number.The hallways were white and narrow as the flow of the students pushed me down the hallways. In my first class I had to introduce myself to the class as the new kid. Introducing myself nervously to the in the front of the

High school, is arguably some of of the most important years in a child’s life. Many of us have different backgrounds, stories, or experiences that have shaped who we are today. Some stories are dramatic, tragic, depressing. Most stories are exciting and fun! Sadly, my experience falls under the first category, tragic and dramatic. That isn’t always a bad thing though, sometimes it takes a lot to shape someone into who they are today, even if it has to wreck their life for a few 6 weeks.

When I spot palm trees appearing as I’m coming down south from the north, that’s when I know I’m in the Rio Grande Valley. The sight of the palm trees reassuring me that I’m close to home. Weslaco, Texas is a town close to the border that separates the United States and Mexico. The region where people fill the air with the Spanish language. The schools that I’ve attended from the Weslaco Independent School District has provided me great lessons academically and in the real world. Throughout my elementary, middle, and high school years, I've learned the importance of becoming successful.

I’ve always heard that high school would be the best four years of my life. It took me 3 of those 4 years to realize that that statement is completely true. While I was in 8th grade, almost finished with middle school, the idea of a place filled with angst and hormone raged teens stuck in a room with each other never thrilled me. I was never the type of person to be ready to grow up. Once I started freshman year, I was almost certain that everyone was lying to me about it being the best experience of my life. When I stepped into my first classroom of my first year of high school, I was happy to see people that went to middle school with me, but also terrified to see people I had never seen before in my life. I was starting to wonder what was so great about this place.