High school

Is High School Sports Bettering Teens? In America today, there are many highly debated topics that are talked about. One of the most controversial of these is High School Sports. You have people that strongly believe that every student should try to play some type of sport in High School to help with social interactions, healthy habits and prepare them for college and the work force. While others believe that High School sports are pointless and they do not help prepare you for life situation nor

was the terrifying first day of that that some people are off, but others are excited for. The first day of high school for me was terrifying. When I decided to flop out of bed from hiding underneath my covers full of living dreadful, scared, and nervous. I mopped to around my house getting ready for the day I feared. Most people would be filled with joy that they were finally in high school all grown up, mature, and a teenager. Myself being the one percent of people was the opposite. The ponder of

Many high school students are exhausted in the morning because of how early school starts. High school teens wake up and get ready, go to school for eight hours, stay after school with extracurricular activities (which may go until six o’clock in the evening,), go home and eat, do homework, and then go to bed. In just a few hours, these students will have to wake up and repeat the process. This process leaves students exhausted, mentally and physically. According to facts, about forty-five percent

Br. Armin Luistro FSC, Department of Education secretary, said that instead of having six years elementary and four years high school, the system will be changed to seven years elementary and five years high school. Former secretaries of the said department since already proposed the plan. This year, they will push through with the K-12 education plan. It is one of President Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino’s plans for the improvement

Every year, around 1.2 million students drop out of high school in the United States. I do not plan to be included in this statistic my senior year. Although going through high school can be very stressful at times, there are certain aspects that must be addressed first to ensure success. I will try my best this senior year to graduate, pursue higher learning, and plan for my future. Even though I have many expectations to accomplish before I graduate, these goals are the most important as of

I hope by now you’re used to high school and you reached some of your goals. I hope I  finally have an A in Mrs. Howe’s class and I can play the drums. The first semester of high school was exciting and interesting and we’ve made so many new friends. I’m satisfied with our class rank, and I hope we can maintain that or get even better. Now that we have finally completed our freshman year of high school, I look forward to sophomore year and learning a new language. My favorite class of first semester

“Can You Ever Escape Those High School Labels?” is surprisingly accurate due to the fact that the points it made are true, you can, in fact, escape high school labels. As a matter of fact, high school labels are becoming less imperative overtime since schools are foremost focusing on letter grades and future careers rather than popularity. This is due to the fact that there is a lack of jobs or careers which ,in reality, won’t hire someone who either doesn’t have a high school degree or bachelor's degree

year of high school. The dictionary definition, via Google, is: “a supposed affliction of students in their final year of high school or college, characterized by a decline in motivation or performance.” It can be said that it is a decreased motivation to do anything school-related, or just laziness. Senioritis is a struggle, but anyone can pull through if they really want to. Symptoms of senioritis, according to Mahnoor Yunus, a writer for plexuss.com, may include being done with school on the first

I love the rewards that comes from being a leader. This is why I don’t back down from any leadership opportunities I can get. During my senior year of high school, I participated in Link Crew, a youth leadership program that helps incoming freshmen transition to high school and learn about the campus. I led ten freshmen and was able to make them feel comfortable by showing them around campus as newcomers. Within this leadership position, I was able to stressed the importance of time management and

“Your high school years will be some of the best years of your life.” That is the most common thing that most people tell you when you’re starting your high school years. The reality is high school will be some of your most awkward and confusing years of your life. High school is the time when you grow up and start discovering who you are, you start making important life decisions during those next 4 years. When you enter high school as a freshman all you’re trying to do is fit in one way