Middle school what a trying time. My mother asked if I was going to be ok with leaving the only life I knew just a month before school started. She made it sound so good. "No dress code Cari" She knew that was the one thing I hated about Warrensville school the dress code. So I agreed to move to Euclid. I don't know what I was thinking I had just left all my friends behind. The ones I had been with since daycare days. I knew no one at Forest Park Middle School. I didn't even know anyone in my now new neighborhood. I started thinking I don't make friends fast I'm not going to have anyone to talk to, or even walk home with. The closer it got to the first day the more nervous I became. My little sister was ecstatic about her new school, …show more content…
I was so turned around once I made it there. Trying to find my classes that part was a big adjustment. I'm guessing it was because I used to just having one class. I was quite and kept to myself the entire day. The further it got into the school year the more comfortable I became. Making friends wasn't as hard as I thought it would be. My mother told me this is where you find your best friend in junior high and I did. Krisalynn and I did everything together. We even went to the school dance together. I started getting more involved in school I joined the school band and open doors club. I met Mya in the band and we became really close. Still, there were a few things I wish were different. Like the lunch, I hated the school lunches and was definitely missing the snack shack from Warrensville. Some may say I started to get too comfortable especially in 7th grade because I started getting in trouble. I even got suspended. I did stay active, my mother wouldn't have it any other way. I joined the track team and played several instruments in the band. I got my first boyfriend when I was in 8th grade even though I wasn't supposed to have one said, my mom. His name was Jovan
Going from elementary school to middle school was scary and exciting. I was excited because I knew that Gulf Coast went on lots of fun trips but I was nervous because none of my friends would be going to Gulf Coast and I wouldn’t have anyone to be my partner. The Last Days of Summer Camp was a lot of help because it showed me 1) that I had no old friends and 2) it helped me make a lot of friends.
The start of 9th grade was hard for me because of incidents in my family but it helped making me who I am and that's all that matter. I made new friends who helped me where some of my other friends couldn't and allowed me to be the real me as long as I was happy and they supported me through it all.
Every year, countless person on foot mischances happen. They happen to individuals crossing occupied lanes or roadways, individuals taking a shot at separated vehicles at the edge of the street, youngsters playing in private neighborhoods and to individuals even on walkways in towns. Now and again the driver stops. In some cases they are attempt at manslaughter mishaps. Basically these occasions can be stayed away from with somewhat more alert.
When I got use to the school I did not feel like a little kid.I had new friends and all my classes were fun. The teacher
I attended fifth grade at Northside Elementary School, but was very excited to get over to Martha Brown Middle School!! I remember, even though I was excited to be in the sixth grade, I was nervous! I remember on the first day of middle school, I was lost trying to get to classes. I could not remember my locker combination and had to ask for help from the very tall Mr. O’Dell. I just felt that nervous because I could not remember what seat to sit in and the classes seemed like they were going to be difficult.
I believed it was going to be difficult to make new friends. I was not sure how they reacted to new people or how their personalities were. I also was not sure how to approach them. When I began to talk with my new classmates, I realized we have many common interests. Making new friends became easier for me overtime by simply finding common interests and being kind to others.
My eighth grade year of Middle school. I had many challenges, with making friends and subjects. But one challenge was mathematics.I knew my eighth grade year was most important when it came transferring into my high school years, yet I didn’t do anything to raise my grade in mathematics at that time. It wasn’t until two I had a very low grade in mathematics on my report card at that I realized I needed to do something about my low grade. So after that report in math, I really was determined to really bring that F up to at least a B or A. So I remember I started to go to after school tutoring to get help with my math subject. They placed me with a teacher named Ms.Alice. And she really helped me with my subject.
Starting at a new school as an 8th grader is hard because I didn't know anybody except I Play football so I met like 5 people that go to this school but weren't so close to them. I have gotten closer but I miss going to the school I went to in tigard. The first week or so was hard because i didn't have clue what the building looked like so I sometimes got my classes mixed up or had to search for them.
I was a very quiet person, but social in high school. Unfortunately since school was such a challenge for me I always did not take school serious. I had to work hard for all my grades, always being a C student. Since for 12 years I had to work extra hard in school, I was ready for school to be over. I did not have the opportunity to go to college, so I started working and married my high school sweetheart.
Just like any freshman in high school I was very nervous about coming up to the high school but thankfully my sister and her friends were seniors so they made me
It is generally accepted within healthcare that to understand mental health we must adopt the biopsychosocial model. This model assumes that an interdependent relationship exists between biological, psychological and social factors which are involved in all aspects of mental health (Toates, 2010, p. 14). To be true to the model research must be holistic and not investigate the factors in isolation.
At the beginning of the year, I was uncomfortable. I felt like I would not be able to learn as much because of the different environment I was faced with. Little did I know it would be the complete opposite; I would end up learning more than I ever had before in a traditional English class. I was a little uneasy about the classroom setup, rolly chairs usually formed in a circle, and typically a student led class. As the year progressed, I realized that the mobility of the chairs and the opportunity to openly participate in class discussions led to me becoming more comfortable in the classroom and also led to me learning more about how to become a better reader, writer, and thinker. I accepted the challenge of learning in a unique environment.
Five long years ago, I was a seventh grader in junior high school. I hated almost every minute of it. I was picked on and was subjected to the “out” crowd, but honestly, that was important to me.
I am in high school now (9th grade) and a lot has changed over the years. I had friends that I was forced to hang out with and some that just grew with me and now we are in same school or classes.
The first amendment guarantees and protects the freedoms of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition. The framers of the constitution wanted to make this amendment in order to protect people’s personal rights. At the time, if a citizen printed copies of their opinions and spread them around the states, they would get thrown in jail for it. Some even got tarred and feathered. There are many ways that the first amendment affects us today. One way it affects us is American citizens are allowed to practice the religion of their choice without being persecuted.