High school

I’m a high school student. Typically, when people think of high schoolers they envision an athletic jock, a geeky near, or even the most popular girl in school. I personally don’t consider myself to be one of those typical high school students. As I’m a hard-working, self-motivated student, who chose to leave the high school scene, and switch over to the running start program for my senior year. I’ve had countless people tell me that I’d made the wrong decision, or that I’m missing out on the best

During the first two years of my high school career, I experienced intolerable levels of hardship which I eventually vanquished and was able to preside over. In case It doesn’t become evident, I have a “type a” personality which I’ve been more than conscious of since my middle school days. The feeling of unease that tormented me all throughout middle and half of my high school years when I wasn’t excelling further more than I was in my previous years. Personal goals, and ambitions, that I wasn’t

High school teachers tend to give “easy points” and not care too much about what students do and learn. In my experiences in high school all my teachers acted as if they didn’t care, leading to my inability to be prepared for college. High school did not prepare me academically at all for college. During my senior year almost all my teachers gave random assignments that were graded, but only checked for completeness and not correctness. In my high school, there were seven periods in the school

High School: The Early Years My early years of high school were the greatest years of my life. High school came with a lot of new things, varsity sports, driving, and even spending more time out with friends. Even though most of these things are everyday normal activities now, they were brand new to me in my early years. I discovered and made routine of many new things throughout my first three years of high school. School work, activities, and even sports were entirely different in high school compared

year old in high school. I have sublime friends, a great boyfriend, and an even better family that surround me. I plan to go to an excellent college to become a Structural Engineer right after I figure out how to pay for it. My life is going to be unforgettable. Whenever my eyes open, I see my mother, and she tells me it’s time to wake up for school. Today is the last day before Winter Break. Today, I will take the remainder of the final exams I will ever have to take in high school. Just another

the principle of my high school, I will propose various, researched based ideas for which the school can use to better prepare its students for college. My articles provide thorough, meaningful evidence, statistics, and concepts on how to go about educating and qualifying students for college, and in the most wholehearted way. I will also argue why college is important in the first place, and why it is relevant to the students not only from my high school, but in high schools across America . I will

their high school years students do not think about what that means in the real world. In real life we have to work, manage our money, and think about careers. For a lot of high school students, may I dare say most, they do not have a clue about what it means or what to expect as an adult. The high schools should be offering more real world classes as electives or extra classes that can be taken. High schools should offer classes on how to apply for a job and how to file taxes. High schools should

Amongst Union High School’s gym filled with hundreds of students coming from all over the state, one could hear noises ranging from choral readings to musical numbers to comedic improvisations. Such chaos and energy could only mean that the Iowa High School Speech Association’s district contest was taking place. Last Saturday, Jan. 24, the CFHS speech team boarded a bus early in the morning to head to La Porte City so they could showcase all of their hard work that they’ve prepared for about two

for the next four years would be my success, demise, and most importantly, my high school. As I strut to the tall glass doors, I felt so prepared, confident even. Armed with a couple of best friends, sufficient intelligence, and adequate athleticism, I was positive that everything would go perfectly. After all, high school was the place of beginnings, a place where my friends and I would battle through together; high school wasn’t the place where everything would fall apart. As I walked the crowded

In elementary and middle school, I participated in many sports such as, soccer, cheerleading, and track. In high school I really started getting in to working out. I would go to the gym every weekday and I had a set workout plan that I loved. Unfortunately, I had to stop working out towards the end of my senior year because of health issues and I have not gotten back in my old routine since. I have been in and out of the gym since college, but because of my heavy school load and having a job, working