Traditional High School Is Not A Traditional High School

High School is an incredibly important period of life. It influences your social, academic, and personal life for four years, and prepares you for college and a career. This is the reason County Prep High School is my school of choice. County Prep's thriving social environment, challenging academic curriculum, and wide variety of electives will help me successfully carry out my plans for the future.

A path that led to this school, and the amazing experiences and opportunities I had and will continue to have throughout my last year here. Here is the place I’ve learn to lead in a classroom, develop my academic skills, and succeed in continuing my mission of helping others. I’ve grown into a woman with her own ideals and own convictions, which I just now realized has always been my goal in life. What I major in, what job I have, and who I marry will not confine my person to live a life where having one experience is

I chose to attend LaGuardia Community College because this school was recommended by family members who had attended this college. Many people had told me that I would receive a lot of help with academic advising and other resources. At first, I was hesitant of coming to LaGuardia Community College, but I am happy with my decision. I think I have made the most out of my time at LaGuardia Community College. I have managed to keep my grades up and am a part of Phi Thetta Kappa Honor Society and on the Dean's List for Academic Achievement.

I attend Central Lakes College because it 's closer to home. Central Lakes College had a certain aspect on campus with a friendly environment that seemed to me that nurtured the growth in education. What I mean by nurture the growth in education is that Central Lakes College has programs and people that overview your academic career. Programs such as TRIO help with my generals that correlates to transferring to a four-year university. I wanted to go to a community college before a university because it fits my budget better than going straight to a university. Choosing Central Lakes College was an easy choice because the academic and sports programs fit my personality. An education service that really cares about you.

The reason I would want to attend Clark Magnet High School is because I believe Clark will help me set up for college, universities and jobs in the future. Clark has a great technology program and I believe it will help me exceed in my career choice. Clark has better teachers, smaller campus, great staff, more security, and more learning tools for anyone who wants to major in math/science careers. I made the decision of applying to Clark because I know Clark will prepare me better for the future. My sister went to Clark too and she loved it, college is easier for her and now she's excelling and has straight A's. I would want to go to a high school knowing that they will help me prepare for the future rather than being worried about what is

What influenced you to apply to Harvey Mudd College? What about the HMC curriculum and community appeals to you?

The five year program of our school allows students to have more time to bring their GPA’s and test scores up to their desired school’s requirements. It also gives them the time to decide which school they really would like to attend. Senior year at a traditional high school is one of the most stressful. All the applications and trying to get the grades you need for a college can be quite stressful, but at WECHS, you essentially have two years to do this opposed to a semester and a half at a regular high school.

I am a student here at RMHS and I am going to talk about myself. My hobbies are fishing and playing video games. My favorite T.V. show is south park because it’s really funny and my favorite movie is deadpool. I also hope to accomplish a 3.0 GPA and to graduate so I can achieve more in life and be successful. I like to play football because it’s fun and it’s time waster. In my opinion RMHS is a good school and the staff members are nice except for some but the school is very good on helping you achieve your goals. The only person I ever go to when I have a problem I go my mom because she’s always the one that knows what to say and she’s the one that wants me safe. In RMHS there should be more classes on languages and science so we can

What motivated to start college at GCU is the vision, educating the students to lead and serve. Leadership plays a big role in today’s society. When you thing about it if there were not any leaders the whole world will be in chaos. I find myself getting mad at our drivers when they do not think and plan before a load and then call me to complain about what they need to do to get the load to the next destination. My husband always says, if they are able to figure this out themselves then they do not need us as the leader (boss). I love to encourage young minds to go beyond their capabilities, do not settle for less because your purpose is worth greater. I love to serve my grandmother, she has spent her whole life raising and taking care of kids

Entering high school is the beginning of a whole new learning experience. Transitioning from middle school, high school presents more classes, students, and a bigger campus. It brings new expectations and responsibilities to each of us. High school also offers fresh chances to make new friends, try new sports and activities, and really explore who we are as individuals. The goal is to maintain good grades, score high on the SAT test, and keep a positive attitude so colleges and universities will accept you. Of course it's not as easy at sounds, but it's achievable. It requires a lot of work and dedication to every subject. Some students breeze their way through while others live in misery trying to pass their

students pass. While furthering education is encouraged at Del Vista, they guide the students towards two year schools and community colleges in opposition to the career orientate Maplewood and elite college goal of Middle Brook. Each of these cultural norms the schools engrain in the student is beneficial in one form or another, but each system is far from perfect. The emphasis on careers is beneficial when planning for the future, and Maplewood does assist in course management. However, the emphasis on college is not quite as developed as it could be preventing students from meeting to necessary requirements or knowledge needed for their desired school. Middle Brook is quite the opposite. So much of the attention in that school is focused on the application process and how to get into the desired college that what happens next tends to be over looked. Not enough emphasis is placed on career development so when the students do successfully get into college they are lost in a sense. Del Vista just supports mediocrity. While they do guide students to graduation and encourage college, they don’t strive to bring these kids to their best abilities. So, while every one of these methods helps students in one way or another all the normative cultures supported by these schools fall short somewhere.

CCS is a great school because there is a flexible schedule so it’s really easy to have vacations. There are high expectations so it’s easier to meet them and learn. Once you get to high school it will be easy writing essays or just regular work in every class. At CCS there is less drama that you would find at a middle school since you know a lot of the kids. It’s also a lot smaller than a regular middle school so you can make friends easier. The dress code is stricter than you would find in a middle school, but it really does help.

The decision to apply and be an HA is hands down the best I have made in my college career. On the first day of my orientation at F&M, I knew that one day I would want to be the one welcoming a new class of first years into our F&Mily. I have always believed that the sense of community that is so critical to F&M, begins in the house system with the CAs and spreads throughout campus. As an HA, I have tried to represent the best qualities of an F&M student, not only for my residents, but for the entire community. It is my belief of that HAs, themselves, must embody the sense of community and inclusivity that they seek to create. As an HA I have worked to ensure that my residents feel like they belong and are valued members of the F&M community.

What do people normally think of when high school gets brought up? Maybe that it is boring, a waste of time, that a person doesn 't really learn much even though there is countless hours invested. When it is time to graduate and head off to college one should feel somewhat comfortable and mostly prepared for college, the assignments are turned in at the needed time and normally not late, very well rounded in all aspects of school education.. Graduating from Northeast Range, that feeling really isn’t there. If it were trade school, yeah, no big deal, but going for an actual degree with all these different classes will be very challenging. There are quite a few students that are, for the most part, prepared, but those are the ones that

High school, the outcome of your previous middle school years. Also, the so called best years of one’s life. High school being the best years of my life is highly questionable, but them being an add on from middle school fits perfectly, an unimaginable nightmare. Some people, who experience the same best years as I, can choose to drop out of high school. Then, there's people like me who seems to be the highschool everyone wants to drop out from.