My First Day Of An American School

1.Contact with members of the lower castes always reminded him painfully of this physical inadequacy

I perceived the worst of the school, I imagined it’ll damage my reputation. I’m coming from a private school to a public school for the first time in my life and I didn’t apprehend what to expect. I’d be driven to meet fresh faces, create newfangled memories and bonds, which I absolutely dreaded.

Next, I want to tell you about my first day in high school in America because I was very excited and a little bit nervous. My first day in Shawnee Mission northwest high school I felt very nervous because I did know anyone in the class and I did not understand the language. I felt very embarrassed when teacher or someone in class was asking me a question or talking with me but I did not understand what they were talking or asking me about. However, I felt very happy and enjoyed the first day of high school because I met my new people and met my best teachers that helped me further.

Being the ''New Kid'' in school was something I had experienced only once before in second grade. It was great, joining a game of tag on the first day of school solidified my social circle for the next eight years. While unpacking boxes in my new room, I started thinking about my new school. Not only was the student body nearly six times the size of my previous high school, I was going to be six hours away from everything and everyone I had ever known. The first day of tenth grade was one the most nerve racking days of my life. When I walked into the class I grabbed a seat close to a big window and sat down. We began an Ice Breaker activity which was somewhat unproductive considering a large population of the class had naturally gravitated

I got to school around 7:10 and immediately found some friends I knew. It was a lot less stressful with friends. I went to my newly decorated locker. To my surprise, I opened it straight up. I helped some of my friends get there’s open, and already felt like I got started on the right foot. My first class was Social Studies, with Mrs. Disken. She was really nice, and I liked Social Studies a little. We did the name game. Throughout that day

The best thing that happened in school for the first day was when I realized I had at least one friend in every class I had. Even if I don’t end up sitting next to a friend in class, it was nice to know that I’d have someone to rely on for help. Another great thing that makes the year better is that in most of the classes, I’ve gotten to sit with friends.

B: Is it really true that college life is much freer than middle school life? I mean, if college life is the same as this, I don’t think I’m going to make it through all those years of intense studying.

By the end of the day I was familiar with the school already. I had met tons of new friends and teacher’s .The first day of school was nothing like I dreamed it would be. In the dream the school was a complete nightmare which made me scared to come. Feeling that no one would talk to me or I would be lost trying to get to get to every class in time. The day was totally different from that. I learned a lot from that

The first day of school was definitely overwhelming. From opening lockers to going to classes, I was pretty stressed. After a while though, I got pretty used to it, and I always had new friends along the way to help. I especially loved all of the new classes like Home and Careers and Technology. But most of all, I loved all of the new teachers.

The start of school brought many agonizing moments. I learned firsthand the cruelty of my peers. I needed to use the elevator and have my books carried. I remember having few friends those first months, yet everyone noticed me. I was known as "Brace Girl" and was constantly badgered with questions like: "Is that a bulletproof vest?" "Why do you wear that?"

My first day of school was the biggest shock of all; the children were the complete opposite of what I had dealt with for the past five years. There were people from all around the world with so many different languages, religions and opinions that it was hard to keep track. I quickly became

My first day of school in America was extremely hard, They sat me in a room by myself until all the paperwork was done. I wanted to use the bathroom, but it was difficult to tell them until I saw the bathroom sign and went inside.

On the first day of school I sat in the main office anxiously waiting for a tour of my new high school. Mazes of hallways and crowds of students pass me as I try to memorize the layout of the building. Finished,

Just walking into the school was overwhelming. Compared to my previous school, it was massive. Everyone already had friends from their previous two years in middle school. The system of changing rooms for every class was alien to me, so of course, I got lost quite a bit. Further complicating the matter was the fact that there was a different schedule every other day. I didn’t realize that until first period on the second day of school, when a rather unfriendly girl told me to get out of her seat.

a. “By educating me at home, my parents were able to give me individualized attention without the usual distractions that kids in regular school experience, like dating and friendship. Not to mention that traditional school can be dangerous. I’ve heard about kids catching the flu and chicken pox, even Judaism.