Persuasive Essay About High School

Going from a middle school to high school pretty much for anybody can tend to be challenging. High school is the place where you start to mature yourself and better yourself for later on in life for whatever the future may bring. Coming from 8th grade entering into high school as a freshman depending on where you're at can be tough, you really start to realize that you are starting to have responsibilities. You may not start feeling that way in the beginning which in my case I could say the same, but it definitely comes. Converting as an 8th grader to high school you notice the teachers don't baby you in situations if it's your work or your project it's your job to know what's going on the teachers definitely won't look for you.

Many people endure three years of middle school and four years of high school. It is an eventful time for children between 11 to 18 years old. During the adolescent years there are hormonal changes, environmental changes and emotional developmental gains. Middle school is the beginning of transitioning towards independence under the constant eye of adults. During high school they are challenged with real-world challenges that help them transition into adulthood. The behaviors of these individuals change as the factors change around them. For every person, the experience of high school or middle school may be different. Either way, both have the same goal of wanting the student to succeed and evolve. Even so, the similarities and differences vary. Middle school and high school are alike in the areas of receiving an education, socializing with others, and having teachers while different in areas of maturity, difficulty in work, and independence.

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Middle school. Clusters of kids standing in the middle of the hallway acting like blocked off signs you would see during construction on the highway. Random conversations fill the air, as you acquire tiny fragments of a different person’s conversation each time you pass by. It seems scary, but it's quite the adventure. Middle school and High school can be really hard for kids, and for some it comes really easy for. Some kids don’t know who they are yet, and are trying to discover who they’re meant to be. That’s why one word of advice I would give to any Middle-schooler or High-schooler would to be to “Find your purpose, and stay with it.”

78% of people agree with technology infrastructure is adequate. After reading “School choice: Build New or Not,” it states that it is better to rebuild because it is healthier and safer. Others believe that renovating is the best because the memories stay. Lincoln Jr. High should be rebuilt.

Let's take a look at an average High School students day: John wakes up to his screeching alarm clock at 5:30 am after getting 6.5 hours of sleep, 2 less than the average teen is suppose to get, he pounds his alarm in frustration hitting snooze until 5:45. He is cut short on his 15-minute nap by his mom, someone who has been getting up at 5:30 for 10 years now, she yells to him “Get up, you need to get ready for school”. So John rolls out of bed and into the shower, he gets dressed and eats breakfast before he heads out to the buss that comes and picks him up at 6:10 am. Once at school at 7:10 am an hour later, he finds his seat in homeroom to finish some of his homework before school starting at 7:40 am. He attends classes, lunch, and study halls until 2 pm. John plays a sport and is part of a club, not too uncommon as kids look to stack their college applications with everything they can. He meets with his club from 2:00-3:00 pm, then has to hurry to practice which starts at 3:30 pm and runs until 5:50 pm. John now waits till he can get a ride home from a friend at 6:30 pm, getting him home in time for dinner which starts at 7 pm. He finishes dinner at 7:30 pm and has homework until 10:00 pm. After talking to his friends for an hour on his phone; it is now 11:00 pm, and John falls asleep, only to repeat the same tomorrow. No wonder high school kids are always tired. According to Judith A. Owens who conducted a study on; “Impact of Delaying School Start Time on Adolescent Sleep, Mood, and Behavior.” she states that teenagers need at least 8.5-9.25 hours of sleep a night; this is clearly not happening based on the average high school students day.

Are you having trouble or do you think Jr. High will be difficult for you? If so here are some tips that may help you get through the year. Things will be different in Jr. High than they were in elementary. It will be harder but I guarantee you will get through it. Jr. High at ECS is a place where you can learn, make new friends, and grow in your faith. If you can remember that God is always with you and He will help you through anything, than that one thing alone will make Jr. High easier for you. It will give you more hope and understanding that you will get through just fine. There are three main things that you need to know about Jr. High. One is learning and education, two is organization, and three is socializing.

LGBT+, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and beyond. Queer (n.) a homosexual person. Many people have the thoughts of being a part of the LGBT+ community. At Least 1 in 6 people are queer and begin questioning at a varying teenage level(usually 5-9+ grade). LGBT has been a topic floating around for a while but after gay marriage was legalized in 2016, more topics started coming up and the pot was stirred even more. Of course, the 2017 election has also brought up a bunch of talk about conversion therapy (the use of physiological methods to change a person's sexuality to straight) and whether or not gay rights will stay legalized due to our new president. If many people are LGBT+ or questioning, should we educate middle school students on

Middle school is hard. The homework, your schedule, different teachers, switching classes, friends, not having friends, different groups of friends, girls/boys, projects, band, sports, not making the sports, and homework are all a few things to mention that come along with middle school. Even thinking about these things, middle school is such an exciting, new time that needs to be enjoyed by all students. There are so many fun field trips, experiences, and sharing times, that make seventh grade an amazing time. To make the most of seventh grade, you need to always get a good night’s sleep, you need to always turn your work in on time, and you need to stay on top of all your classes, notes, and assignments.

As you grow, things as you know it begin to change. In elementary, you go at a certain pace and help is nothing, but a few seconds away. Education is handed to you at

Being in elementary school is different from any other schools you will go attend. Being in school at that time will be a different experience. I know it was a completely different experience for me throughout my years when I was in elementary school. My years were simple and easy to deal with. At the time I had a lot of friends as a kid when I was in elementary school but at certain points it was hard to deal with in elementary school. Especially when an accident happened to me when me and my brother was playing and I chipped one of my teeth. Throughout my elementary school years I didn’t stay in the same school, I had to keep moving and starting over all throughout those years. During these years I moved 3 times and started over at three different schools. The first time I was living in East

Overall middle school and high school have a few similar things, as well as a few different things. Friendships tend to mature and get closer in high school. For homework wise, high school has a lot more. Sports are played at a higher level as well. All in all, school is still school there is just a few different things between the two

The only year in elementary school I enjoyed was fifth grade. This school year was full of encouragement and kindness from my teachers. Their constant motivation and kind words gave me the confidence to improve my grades in school and interact more with my classmates. After fifth grade, my entire class and I left our old school, and relocated to the middle school. This change was not the easiest for me either. While elementary school was a tame and controlled environment, middle school gave students more freedom and was less strict on students.

When you hear the word “It”, what do you think of? Most people think of a clown with a big red balloon that’s coming to eat you. Ohm nom nom. Or, do you think of someone like me?

As a student, I have always put school first. When I was a child I would watch my siblings get ready for school and I would beg my parents to go with them but I couldn’t because I was not old enough to start school. So, my parents decided to send me to a private school where I could start school early. Ever since I started school has always been my main priority. My parents did not have to push me or offer me incentives to get good grades because I would push myself. As a little girl I always knew I wanted to be a doctor and as I got older that dream never changed. I knew that for me to reach that goal was to get good grades. My parents did not have the same luxury when they came to America from Haiti with education and that just made me work harder in school. I want to make them proud and show them that they did not make a mistake when moving to America for a better life for themselves and their children.