My First Day Of Middle School

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The day has finally arrived! I had been waiting for this day to come for forever it felt like. I am no longer in elementary school. Today is the day that I start Junior High. I can not wait to go to school . I rush out of the house door to meet my friends as quickly as I can, bursting with excitement.

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That first day of school I was so confused I was at a new school with new people who didn't know me at all. Heads

Today’s a Sunday so I’ll start school tomorrow. We eat dinner: Meatloaf. Guess who’s room I am share. Yeah you guessed right the grumpy teenage girl. Well, I hope tomorrow school will be better.

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?"

Everybody is nervous on the first day of middle school, especially moving from an elementary school because ever thing is new and clean, meaning you don’t what to expect and the unexpected. Well that's because I’m here , to tell things might expect and things you expected but were confused about.

Friends come and go like the waves of the ocean. One minute they’re all over you and the next they start to fade.” Be with those who help your being,” these are words spoken by the famous poet Jalal Ad-din Muhammad Rumi. This quote is basically saying to surround yourself with people who benefit you, and help you become a better person.

When they got back from the walk dinner was ready. They were having grilled chicken and shrimp. The chicken

It’s my first day of Highschool and I am very excited. I get ready and pack all my school supplies in my backpack. I go downstairs to find my mom. Once I find her she gives me lunch money and paperwork that I have to turn into the office. Once I was ready to leave my mom took my picture and we got in the car and left. When I got to school I started to get really nervous, until I saw my three Best friends, Courtney, Lanie, and Taylor. When they saw me they started jumping up and down because we didn’t get so see each other much during summer break. I got out of the car and ran towards them and hugged them. We walked inside together while having a conversation. “ Alexis, I'm so happy to see you! We haven’t seen each other in a long time!”

I had never realized that my first day at a new school could be so terrifying. Everyone was looking at me like I was someone from another planet. I must’ve been considered that “weird new kid," because I had hardly made any friends during my first few months at school. I still remember the looks I received from people; I remember seeing people whisper behind my back questioning my identity. Not only was I the new kid, I was the shy, awkward, smart new kid and I must say, it wasn’t easy those first couple months of school. I struggled to make friends, which caused me to occasionally lose my focus on schoolwork. I had to learn to stop letting others’ actions affect my daily life, which would eventually become my goal for the next upcoming years of my life.

Imagine this. It’s the end of summer, you’re five years old, and you start your day off with a two mile walk in the heat. Finally, you get to the small, one room schoolhouse, and it has no air conditioning. Everyone around you is so much taller than you, meaning they are probably a lot older than you as well. The teacher looks at you and tells you to take a seat, but all you want to do is turn around and be anywhere else but there. Seems a little scary, right? Well this is how my grandma’s first day of school went. This is nothing like a typical first day of school for kids now. For my first day, I was a four years old. I didn’t walk, my mom drove me and I was so excited to get there. The room was colorful, and all the kids looked like

It was the first day of school and I just was so excited about who was going into be in my class I was also nervous. That what I was thinking. I went upstairs and got dressed and brushed my hair and my teeth.

My muddy cowgirl boots touch the spotless, white concrete as I hop off the shiny golden bus. As I start walking towards the unfamiliar doors, I see the other kids look at me then down at the ground where my boots had stained the pure white concrete. A couple of years ago their stares would have bothered me, but being the new kid on the block for all three years of middle school i’ve become accustomed to the judgemental looks. As I reach for the door a group of girls all wearing hollister jeans, Lily Grace t-shirts, and high top converse cut me off and strut in like they were the stars of a red carpet premiere. I shrug it off and say to myself, “there will always be that one group.” I hold the door for some people that were behind me and take my first steps into the place my parents promised me would be my home from now until I graduate.

I was packing my backpack with all my new school supplies as my mom walked into my room, "Victor, make sure you set an alarm for tomorrow morning. You cannot miss the bus on your first day at Taylor Road Middle School." "I know, Mom" I quickly responded. I put the last box of crayons in the front pocket and zipped the backpack up. I got in bed and began to doze off, thinking to myself, "My classes are going to be a breeze this year. My teachers seem nice, I like the school, and I've already met some new people―what could possibly go wrong?"