My High School

From happy moments to sad moments, from having the best time to falling asleep in class. Middle school was also a place for change. As Robin Sharma once stated, “Change is hard at first, messy in the middle and gorgeous at the end.” High school will definitely bring many changes in our lives. At first, everything may be difficult but, as each year goes by you will quickly realize that you are capable of handling it because, you know at the end of the day everything will be

It was the rude awakening I need to be successful. It was both good and bad. High school made me realize that I can not do everything I want. If I do I will be overwhelmed and will not reach my full academic potential. That was bad because I realized I could not be in as many classes as I wanted. The good part of this is that it helped me stay on the correct path. High school gave me a new perspective on how to look at people who seem to be struggling, cool, awkward, or some other way to describe a person and think about what is going on in their life before judging them.

People say high school is some of the best years of life, but I know I will look back and disagree. For me, high school has been getting diagnosed with depression. High school has been losing friends. High school has been finding me.

My most favorite part about Belding High School is the staff’s ability to build relationships with their students. I have never felt like just another kid in any of my classes. My teachers take interest in what I have to say, and what is happening in my life. I have been able to learn not only state requirements, but how to live successfully. I have also found such inspiring passions due to being a part of the Drama Club and Student Council. I cannot wait to join similar organizations in

My high school experience was overall a mixture of being scared and growing to become who I am today. When I was in my first years of high school, it was just high school nothing more. I had seen teachers as teachers and friends as friends. I just

I was the loudest girl on the bench and their number one fan. Besides breaking my hand my freshmen year was amazing. My favorite class was definitely freshmen PE. I had great friends in there, I got to be active, I made new friends, I had a fun teacher, the class all together was amazing.

Over the past 4 years, I have taken in many life experiences, and quickly grown into an adult faster than I imagined. High School has taught me so many things; like knowledge, friendships, involvement, balance, learning from mistakes, and how to grow into the person I want to become. The lessons were taught from friends, family, teachers, and coaches. I would say that my high school experience was very different than most, but I wouldn't of traded it for the normal 4 years of high school for the world.

People always want to know what something means to some one and I try and tell them what it means to me but I never can tell them what High School means to me it is four years long. We have to go in order to get a better degree but the thing that I always want to tell people is that being in high school help you in so many ways. To learn resposibility so that you can be responsible when it comes to getting a job and still keeping good grades. You also make friends that some will last forever and other will fade away but the important things is that you don't hide from others. You need to get out of your own confert zone and join clubs meet new poeple or maybe you wat to be in a sport see if you are good at something. There are so many things

I think what I enjoyed the most is, since we’re kind of all stucked together, we have to work together a lot, whether that’s with teachers or students, if we have differences with each other, we have to figure a way to work things out, and it’s always nice to problem solve and get through those hard times. I feel like I’ve learned a lot about myself and really grown. I think high school has provided me with a lot of room to become who I am supposed to be.

High school is overrated, growing up is undervalued, and time is too short to take it for granted. While I could write all about how high school reformed me and how moments spent with friends will be my most cherished memories, I will not because I would be lying. If every teenage student was candid with themselves, I imagine they would see that high school was not what they had anticipated. Personally, I drifted into high school deeming it would be no different than any of my pervious school years; however, I was erroneous about that. High school showed me that I can learn more about life and love in any classic novel than I can by talking to anyone I know today, you will only find about two real friends, and never rely on someone else to

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

Most people are afraid of monsters under their bed, or clowns at a circus, but for numerous incoming college students, the “freshmen fifteen” is the real monster lurking under their bed at night. The thought of packing on an extra fifteen pounds, to a body that might already need some work frightens thousands of college students yearly. Although the freshman fifteen can be a scary concept, with adequate time management, it is easily avoidable.

Everyone always talks about how high school was so fun and you should have the time of your life, and everyone got along, but I never quite saw it. High school for me was not a time of befriending everyone, finding love, and fun times. To me, it was a confined prison, full of sweaty kids, stupid drama, and overwhelming work to do. I spent the majority of the time trying to find who I belong with, a club I fit in to, people to hang out with, and how not to be such an awkward person all the time. I was under stress constantly, for my parents forced me to focus on nothing but school, and despite me being focused on that, I wanted to try to hang out with friends as much as I could. I had to learn how to balance social life, school life, and my alone time. And what a struggle that was.

Personal change is a long process. It starts at a certain point and continues for weeks, months, or even years, until the change is complete and the person becomes different. My early years of high school serve as a great personal example for this type of change. I started freshman year nervous, underachieving, and awkward. I knew it was time to start stepping out of my comfort zone and doing things to make myself more of an adult than I was at the time. High school is an opportunity to learn many things about math, English, and history. But through new friends and different experiences, I used my earlier years of high school to learn more about the real world and how to establish myself in it in a meaningful way.

Years have passed and now I have reached Junior High School. I should be happy because of my "smartness"; I was chosen to go to a special school for student enrichment. However, I am not happy because the school my mother selected for me is far away from the neighbor, and the school district where I lived had just built a brand-new school within walking distance from my home; most of my friends are attending there, and I could not understand why my mother chose to send me across town. However, my mother enrolled me in a different district, which meant I had to travel either by city bus or walk. The bus trip would take about an hour and the walk was at least 10-15 miles.