St. Vincent High School: A Short Story

Cole is a 15 year old juvenile delinquent that has been in trouble with the law many times. But this last time there was no excuse, Cole had robbed a store. The word had worked its way around school and Peter Driscoll was the one who decided to snitch on him. At the end of the day Cole cornered peter and beat him senseless smashing his face against the sidewalk. Cole beat peter so bad that Peter can no longer function regularly, he will often wake up in the middle of the night screaming. Peter can’t walk normally anymore either. Cole needs to change his out of control attitude because the next time he might kill someone.

As Angelica confidently strolled into Rosario High, Eliza and Peggy, her sisters followed close behind. Angelica had been at the school before, because she'd been taking a bus over to the high school for her advanced math class all throughout eighth grade. Eliza, however, had never been inside the building before and felt incredibly small walking in. Peggy wasn't even supposed to be there. She should've been in eighth grade, but she skipped it and went straight to high school. She was very smart, but no one ever noticed. She was always just Angelica and Eliza's sister. They made their way down wing 1B in search of their lockers. Peggy stopped at her locker, number ninety six, while Angelica and Eliza looked for their own. Angelica finished her search at locker number seventy stuff. Eliza found hers a bit farther down, locker 46. While she began to unpack her books, she saw four boys making their way down the hallway. One was the famous jock, Lafayette. No one knew his real name except teachers, because he insisted that it was to long to use. His friend, another jock who was very smart, however, Hercules Mulligan followed him down the hall. John Laurens, who was decent at sports, but more of a science guy was with them, too. Following them was the mystery man, Alexander Hamilton. He was in their grade, but barely anyone knew anything about him. Eliza figured he was just another jock.

You get what you pay for. In the middle of the story, Will figures out it with take him a year to get over the fight if he loses. I think Will was thinking this because he might not be as popular as he was before the fight even happened. According to the story, Will was very scared and nervous to fight Mike after school that day. I think Will felt nervous because if he loses the fight he will be bullied by Mike’s friends and his own friends. Finally, even though Will was fearful or nervous he still showed up to the fight. He showed that he was not scared to fight Mike in front of a bunch of people. I think that he did not show that he was sad or even scared to fight Mike, because he wanted to lose his trust of his friends. You get what you pay

Young, but driven, Jorge began dancing in the spring of his senior year at Sharyland High School. He was welcomed into Melba's School of Dance's family where he was introduced to ballet, tap, jazz, hip hop, and folklorico.

There is a school in Rhode Island called Opequonsett High. It is full of jocks, mean girls, and popular kids. Hidden deep inside of the crowd are what you might call the outfitters. Vice Principal Mr. Brenigan wants anything BUT outfitters! The kids who did not fit in were usually the ones who got into trouble. Stella got in trouble for wearing an inappropriate shirt. Wen got in trouble for using bad words in class and Mo got in trouble for skipping class and behaving badly. They all got in big trouble for what they did. While they were in detention, a catchy song started playing. Wen started tapping his foot to the beat, then Stella started tapping on the desk. Finally Mo began humming along. They sounded

At the age of 16, S. E. Hinton wrote The Outsiders, a fictional novel set in Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1965, that exemplifies the truth of living outside of social acceptance. The story is told in the perspective of fourteen year old Ponyboy Curtis. Ponyboy is a greaser, along with his two older brothers and fellow gang members. Greaser, is a nickname for people classified in the lower class. Members of the upper communal populace, are labeled Socs, short for socials.

Schools are always changing and evolving with new students every year; so why not change some other things to benefit the school system. Changing and adding different curriculum in the school environment, is something that should be considered to benefit Streator High School. For example, changing the school starting time to give students more time to prepare themselves for another day at school. Another change that would be advantageous to be brought into Streator High School is to add open campus lunch. Changing up the curriculum would also be obliging. Adding a sign language class would be beneficial to staff and faculty. This would be for students to be able to interact with others that use that for their only communication with others, resulting in a closer, more friendly school environment. There would be an overall positive impact in the school community by adding these changes. More involvement, improvement in the the economy of our town, and improving the overall academics at the high school would be the result of these changes.

The fiction text, The Way written by Joseph Bruchac ,  tells how Cody LeBEAU has been studying martial arts with his uncle. The author states that a new kid name Cody LeBEAU gets taught by his uncle how to do martial arts. One  important detail is Cody has some bad guys who have guns, attacking his school .In addition the author provides information about Cody moving so fast knocking down the bad guys guns he doesn't even know what he's doing. Equally important is the information about a girl name Maya who sits next to Cody in English class noticed that Cody bleeding from his chest. Finally Cody sees black for a moment, he sees people holding up sins like Our Hero ,We Miss You Cody, and You Were The Greatest. Buy then, Cody realized he was

“ In the early month of May at the Menifee Middle School, it was a normal day until ‘YES’, ‘HIT HIM’ ‘HIT HIM.’ Students were pilling out into the schoolyard toward the echoes of cheering. With the excitement in the air, it was the chance for students to grasp the glimpse moment of exhilaration.

A stranger in the village is someone that is new to a place or isn’t familiar with something. Approximately two years ago I moved, which meant I had to move schools too. I was 15 years when I moved to McEachern High School but it made me be a more independent person.

The fresh dew in the air, cold and frosty, sent a chill vibrating throughout my body. The sun peaked out from behind the mountain, yet the tint of bleak darkness remained in the sky. Subsequent to the prolonged drive, we arrived at La Reina High School located at Thousand Oaks, California. We all filed out of the van and Miller, my debate coach, handed me a blue laptop, thin and smooth, with the number six atop. A wave of anxiety broke over me, as we walked in. My mind was clouded and racing with a million thoughts. I had never done this before, and here I was at my first debate tournament. Debate was a very prominent part of my life and I was strongly determined to earn pride and respect from my coach. As we went into the cafeteria and to

School at St. Catherine began in preschool. When I was in preschool my best friends were Shelby and Justine. We all began playing violin together at Mrs. Miller’s studio. Justine used to be a very quiet person, but for some reason I knew exactly how she was feeling or wanting to say. Us three had a lot in common: violin, dress up, and humor.

its finally his sixth grade year. His last year of elementary football. The first day of practice was  upon him. Knew kids were on his team that he never saw. As the first game of their season snuck up on them still trying to figure out where to put some of the players. It was the titans vs. the cowboys. the team wasn’t able to take the win. The titans new record was zero wins and one lost. As the next week approached them they knew that if they wanted to win they had to change their ways. People were moved around. He was playing both sides of the ball. on offense he was a running back. when he was on defense he was a line backer and a defense if end. This kid would not stop fighting. their videos where he runs the ball up the middle and he keeps his feet moving. all twenty two people on the football field are in a huddle because they can’t get this kid

Today was the day where everyone received their math placement test scores. The ritual in St. Jeff’s School was that the top scorer’s score would be announced over the public announcement (P.A.) speaker.

Once lived an eleven-year-old boy named Carl, who went to Boston Cathedral primary school. However, he was very different from the other boys at his school. Let’s put it in this way he was unique. This was because he weighed 300 pounds, had more pimples than you could count, had the biggest glasses ever made and was so smart he could solve Albert Einstein’s impossible equations with ease. He used to be a very happy and normal kid at his school until a kid named Jack arrived. He constantly tormented, hit and made Carl’s life hell. Just for being different. Jack was your average Joe trying to fit in. However, he was renowned for being a cocky, selfish, outgoing bully who had no friends. One day at school Carl saw Jack sitting down on the see-saw by himself