overview of my Junior year in high school was, I believe, the best school year so far both in academic and my personal achievements. As a person I had a major growth, I become more active in school in which was a huge step for me, and academically, well I’ve never seen so many A’s since Freshmen year, well that is if I examine only second semester but overall I felt that my grades were better than last year. This year I became a person who is more open-minded, one who sees the outside world, my mind has
My junior year of high school, I rocked a strapless empire waist dress. Since then every dress I buy is a strapless empire waist dress and I plan on keeping it that way. I want my wedding dress to be crème with lots of lace and a vintage type feel as well as floor length with a short train. I also plan on being barefoot, because the odds of my husband being that much taller than me that I need to wear heels is slim to none. Plus, I have never actually worn heels in my life and I do not plan on starting
Comp. 1 The Literacy Narrative I had just started my junior year of high school which in the past I have heard it was the hardest school year. Going back I would say they were correct. I was taking the regular English class throughout the year, but on top of that, a writing class. Usually people take this writing class their senior year to get them ready for college. But no, my parents said “You need to sign up for this class; it will help you greatly.” When the first day came, I went to this writing
transformation the summer before my junior year of high school when I started my first job as a bagger at Giant Foods. The change wasn't noticeable at first, but overtime I was gaining many skills. I worked usually five times a week every week. It felt strenuous at the time, but it put the summer to a better use. I was much more productive that summer than any of the previous ones. When the school year started I was still working. I thought that this you negatively affect my grades because I would have
patch and must persevere through it. This is a very good description of my physical health during my Junior year of high school. You see I broke three bones in a span of 8 weeks, and they were all during athletic endeavors. I broke my right leg playing in a football game, and I broke both bones in my left forearm playing in a basketball game. It was week nine of the football season, and we were playing at Farmington high school. As anyone who has ever been to farmington knows the ride there and back
My Junior Year of high school just recently started. I have learned so many different things while attending high school, and still have over a year to learn even more. As Matthew Kelly said, “whether you are sixteen or sixty, the rest of your life is ahead of you. You cannot change one moment of your past, but you can change your whole future.” This means while I have done a lot in my past, I cannot change anything that has already happened, but I am able to change my future. One of the most important
For the last two and a half months I have been counting the days away till the start of my junior year at Dugada high school. I look at my calendar and realize that my first day of school is tomorrow, and I not sure if I should be never more nervous or excited. I had just moved into dad’s house because the new school I am about to attend is better than the one I was at before. I never really liked the idea of moving in with dad because that meant that I could not go out as much, I had to get used
Junior year. My junior year I realized things about myself that I hadn’t previously known. Things I’ve never done before and things people thought I couldn’t do. Situations I thought I wouldn’t be in and there I was. Junior year, I did it. There’s a little bit of a lead up to my moment and it goes back to my eighth grade year. I’ve been in band for a long time and that year I had decided to become an aide for the band. I loved watching the band, and every show I was fascinated by the majorettes
would choose May 5, 2015 of my junior year of high school. On that day I tore my anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and it changed my life forever. Tearing my ACL affected me academically, athletically, and mentally. My academics were affected because I had to teach myself all of my lessons and study on my own. When I was finally able to come back to school I only had a week to take 8 tests and 5 final exams. My grades fell slightly due to being out for so long, and my grade point average suffered
My junior year of high school felt cursed. It was a slow year full of disappointment and loss, leaving me in a dark abyss of self-loathing and loneliness. Like any other teenager, my parents argue a lot. Like any other teenager, they place me in the middle. One day it’d be “I’m still with them because we need to raise you.” the next day it’d be “I would be happy if I didn’t still have to take care of you.” It felt like a petty reason to be sad, but those words always made me feel that my existence