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The summer before I started high school I was most nervous about getting lost. It turns out the high school is not as big as you think. Once you figure out where each department is it is not very hard to find the classroom you are looking for. The first day is freshman and LINK leaders only. The LINK leaders help you figure out where your first quarter classes are and show you around the school. By the time the first quarter is over you know where most all the classrooms and departments are. I do not know and freshman who got lost like I thought we would. There is no reason for students to be scared to go to high

Coming to eighth grade on the first day was slightly scary for me. I was afraid that I wouldn’t have any friends on the same team as me and that I wouldn’t have a class with any friends. When I arrived to the homeroom, school didn’t start off as bad as I thought it would. Apparently I had more than one friend in my homeroom, which made things less awkward for the first time being in class.

I moved to Arizona from Boston in 2014. We have moved around before, but this was different. We were going across the country. I was sad to leave everything I knew behind for someplace I didn’t really know about. We moved in July, and as August came closer and closer, I got more nervous. Would I sit alone at lunch? Would I like my teachers? As any 6th grader would be before the first day of school, I was scared and a bit nervous. I was pretty shy, always hiding myself in books. So I was relieved to find that we wouldn’t have to find our classes alone on the first day. I was dreading lunch, but I put it out of my mind. That day, in fact, I met one of my best friends. I managed to survive my first day of middle school. And the next. And the next. I even got good grades in math! I sometimes struggle, and did previously, in math.

On the first day, I reached school at 8:50 and realized I still have 15 minutes till the school starts. I was very curious about the school since I didn't know anything that was going to happen. So I started looking at all the kids around me and how they were talking. I knew english, but I spoke very less since it was my second language in India. I started worrying about how things will work and when the school started I forgot which class to go to. I only remembered to go to green hall. I went inside and looked at the crowd in the hallway. I got worried because I didn't know how to recognize the teachers or to get to the right class. I saw Mr.Miller with his ID card on his neck so I went up to him and said "I don't remember my class sir," then he took me to Mrs. Steed's class. I got into the class and I didn't know anyone. Many questions

Armed with new sneakers and a whole new vocabulary, I started my first day of school. It was a learning experience for both my parents and I, but when it was over I felt like I fit in. Kids do not care where you are from or if your English isn’t up to par. In fact they only cared about two things: how good you were at tag and what kinds of crayons you had. Lucky for me, I was doing great in both departments. I experienced my first year of elementary school alongside the friends I previously made.

My mom and grandmother took me to the school that day. First,we went to the office where the secretary gave us forms to fill out. Next,we met Mr.Bobby Neal in the office. He was friendly and made me feel better about my move. Afterward, we met Mrs.Smith. She gave me a schedule and recruited Taylor Pounds to be my guide for the day. As I met each new teacher,

Let’s jump ahead again, this time to my first day of school. Morris Knolls High School is one of the top high schools in the US. Their curriculum is rigorous and their standards are sky high. Also, this was a completely new environment for me. I didn’t know how high school worked and this wasn’t the type of town I was used to. Living in suburbia and attending a school with different demographics than I was used to scared me. I now lived 30 minutes away from everything I grew up around. But the thought of having a fresh start excited me. No one knew me, I was a nobody and therefore free to completely change myself.

The first day of school is very scary. It is even scarier for children. Why? Well, because all children are different. We have children who are very interactive with others and those who are quiet and shy. For children making friends is much easier than it is with

By the end of the day I was familiar with the school already. I had met tons of new friends and teacher’s .The first day of school was nothing like I dreamed it would be. In the dream the school was a complete nightmare which made me scared to come. Feeling that no one would talk to me or I would be lost trying to get to get to every class in time. The day was totally different from that. I learned a lot from that

When I first entered Hillsborough Middle School as a student nearly two years ago, I admit that I was slightly nervous for what was ahead of me. I expect all of you to have similar experiences on your first day, and if you say otherwise, you must be lying. Entering a new and unfamiliar setting can take some getting used to. Making your way through the halls was surely difficult that day. On the other hand, the feeling of uncertainty that I was facing was mixed with excitement. New classes meant new friends and experiences. I could not wait to discover

My first day back at Woodruff Middle School was a roller coaster of emotions. I want to say that I can remember every detail about that day, but the memories simply come back in flashes. It was six thirty on a Wednesday morning and I had just woken up to my dark and boxed up room to get ready for my first day at Woodruff, I was nervous, excited, and scared. All the general emotions a child would feel when starting a new school, and to say I had a tad bit of anxiety would be an understatement. My mother had enrolled my brother, Walker, in primary school the day before so he could not go to school the same day I started, so my mother was mostly getting herself and my brother ready while rushing me in the process(which come to find out would

We all have been in your shoes, being nervous, scared, embarrassed, sad, and more on the first day of school. Take a deep breath. Watch out for the stairs and don't fall down them, like I have once or twice. If you need help finding your class, bathrooms, and/ or the councilors room, nurse, or office. Well Mrs. Miracle will not be here when you're here but all I have to say is that the new teacher has some big shoes to fill.

With butterflies in my stomach, I started my first day of Middle School (Prep.Ph). I was nervous about starting at a new school,

August 17, the first day of school. After a long and boring summer, school had started. I struggled to get out of bed, but failed. After a half an hour or so, I finally got up, but it was 7:45. I was going to be late! I quickly got myself ready, popped a toast in my mouth, grabbed my stuff and ran to school. I took a glance at my schedule, trying not to make the same mistake last year by going to period 1 first. But little did I know, I had already

The night before, you are relentlessly imaging how your new school will be like. You’re new to the area, school and now you have an unfathomable amount of stress because of it. How do I get home, how will my classmates be like, how are the classes you wonder to yourself. However the main concern more of the moment is finding someone to sit with at lunch. As this can determine your social setting for the next week or unless you decide to change groups otherwise. As lunch may be seen as a production, full of show. Determining social class, you show you are social, you will grow in this jungle we call high school. Furthermore, some tips I may suggest beforehand is to sleep early, don't stress and learn your bus schedule. I understand you’ve never ridden a bus to school, but it is crucial you memorize. If so you'll save yourself from a disastrous first day full of embarrassment and discouragement for how the year will go.