Why I Am Ied For High School

August 15, 2013 was the date that I entered high school. I had high hopes for the upcoming high school years to be my best years ever since I was in sixth grade. I expected that I can make more friends, join more club activities, and can choose classes that I really like. Although I was very enthusiastic and eager to start the all new school years, I also had a lot of worries and confusion about it also. The night before I start my freshmen year, the thoughts of failing classes, and be able to graduate high school kept

I attend a relatively small, private, Catholic high school in northern New Jersey called Don Bosco Prep. I am involved in a variety of activities including sports, music, and various clubs and organizations. My school encouraged me to grow academically, socially, culturally, and spiritually. Our school motto is “empowering young men for life”.  I feel that my school has given me the tools to be an engaged student. The school promotes a brotherhood which has benefitted me personally. Whether a friendship forged from a study group or one formed with a teammate, each friendship brings different experiences to my life for which I am grateful.

The thought of going to high school is scary enough, so I want to go to a good one. Like Almost every student, I stress out an about school sometimes and how I will do. I want to do my best and make my family proud. I'd like to see myself doing well and so does my friends and parents. Giving it my all is what I strive to do.

Preparation. In order to be ready for life after high school one must be aware. There are infinite ways to go about doing the life that an individual lives. To just being conscious of what is available can help discover the desired destiny. Be cautious, and willing to sacrifice time for the future to come. At the moment it may seem unimaginable but it is truly possible if one believes. Have courage to become someone and make a difference in society all

High school can be a rough time for many students. The tremendous pressure from your parents, teachers, peers, and yourself can be overwhelming, but following these tips can make it a little bit easier. If you show respect to others, prepare for tests and quizzes, and remember to take a breather, you will be a better, more successful student here at Maconaquah High

Belding High School helped to prepare me for the next step by pushing how important my grades were at the beginning of freshman year. I always hear friends say, “I really wish I would have listened and worked harder freshman year.” The talks about how your grade point average gets harder and harder to move up really made me focus

Entering high school from your nearby middle school, there’s going to be a handful of people. There’s going to be the ones you are confident you’re going to talk, laugh, and continue to make memories with, the ones you doubt you’ll ever speak to, and ones you have yet to ever meet. Something I learned quickly, is that there’s so many people and your connections with them change constantly and they can change you.

So overall, you need to be prepared for the next challenge. By being in the moment and finding balance with your homework/activities, you are able to enjoy your high school experience so much more. I think that is the key to high school, knowing how to manage your time well between fun activities and school work.

Many middle school students are looking forward to high school.Most are looking forward to graduate and get a scholarship,but others are waiting to make new friends and to meet new teachers.Unfortunately,most students don't want to have a good life and not graduate.Students are looking up for getting their driver's license and drive to school.High school is mostly about sports. Most students are looking up to play stuff like baseball,football,and soccer.Many students will have lots of stuff

"You think life's hard when you're a student, then you get into the real world and discover what being skint really means,"(Reality) said Hannah in the article Reality Blues. Most people have no clue what to do after high school because they have been used to a routine that did not involve the concern of life after 12th grade. These people become stuck and it usually takes them a while to get their gears working again. It is always best to be prepared early, then to not be prepared at all. I am preparing myself for life after high school by being physically active, gaining comprehension for the advantage of everyday life, and realizing what career I desire.

When I thought about coming to high school, I thought it would be horrible. People would always say that there are evil teachers that give you a week's worth of homework and only give you a few hours to do it, disgusting lunches that never want to make you look at food again, and P.E. classes that work you so hard you'll want to throw up. Now that I'm here I see that high school isn't all that bad. Although I'm sure their out there somewhere, I haven't gotten any teachers that give out a ton of homework. The school lunches aren't bad at all, in my opinion. And the P.E. classes haven't started but I went to Prescott so I think I'll do just fine in that category. I think that my high school experience will be something fun that I will remember

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

I walk out towards the middle of the gym floor, the reggae song “Mr. Boombastic” blasts through the stereo system, tens of thousands of eyes stare at me as I am dressed in a blue one piece with a hood. I raise my arms while looking at both sides of bleachers, undoubtedly in attempt to get the entire school on their feet and cheering. In a matter of seconds, there is not a single student seated. All of them have risen and the cheers and hollers echo throughout the gym. Before I can even think my body and lanky limbs are moving in crazy and hilarious motions nonetheless in unison with the girl next to me who happens to be my best friend. We are the representatives for the senior class in the beloved and well endowed traditional dance off during the first pep rally of the year.

I remember being an anxious eighth grader thinking about starting my freshman year of high school. We went from being at the top of the school to being at the bottom of a new one. All of our middle school teachers always told us about how our high school teachers wont “hold our hands” and how we will be on our own. Being in high school is completely different than being in elementary school and middle school. Its almost like each year we have more and more freedom but more responsibility.

In the graduating class of 2006, less than half of highschoolers tested, would receive a C or higher in college algebra. Many high school exit exams test 10th grade skills. This Does not prepare you for college courses. Bill Moore, the director of the Transition Mathematics Project, notices that students can be pushed too hard and too fast. “They rush through curriculum, they take a placement test-- and have to take remedial math.” This makes students discouraged, and at a higher risk to drop out.