Middle school

As a passing middle school boy, I feel like I need to share my knowledge with you newcomers. Personally I think middle school stinks. To totally start things off, right when you walk through the doors of your middle school, you are struck with a burst of something you are not familiar with. This exotic feeling is total strictness. If you thought your parents were tough then you are going to be very surprised once you hear your new principal. Middle school is just scary. From kids who are yelling

from elementary school to middle school, a lot of things change for them. Like the layout, the rules, and the hours, so when they think about going to high school they think it will be much tougher. Except there is not much of a difference between high school and middle school. Also the only difference between the two are not all that big. These are the I find similar and difference from middle school and high school. First there are the layout and hours of high school and middle school. Which really

If I could change the structure or appearance of my school, I would separate the high school from the middle school. There are many reasons I would change it including all of the following reasons. When middle schoolers get to school they have to walk down the high school hallway weather you ride the bus or your parents take you. You can also go to breakfast in the cafeteria which the high schoolers and middle schoolers share. When you leave breakfast, you can be a 5th grader walking down the hallway

stay in this school, this is the time where we should be proud of ourselves. For now, let’s close these few chapters in our life and start on a brand new page. It is the time for eighth graders to move on and continue with our lives by going to high school then, hopefully getting into a college. Middle school is a time when kids turn into young adults, and I’m glad I was able to spend them here with the guidance of the wonderful people at this school. Throughout my two years at this school, the staffs

changes when they are transitioning from middle school to high school. In high school we are given more responsibilities, more school work, and have different types of events. On the contrary, nothing really changes either. Like the stress we get with school work, friends, and sports. Other things that may stay the same are having lockers and having the first day of school, being nervous and having all the mixed emotions. In middle school and high school students are filled with stress. From homework

things at once. Along with that I have found that at the Middle School age your students may not want to admit that they need you, but they truly need you as much if not more than in Elementary School. They are developing into the person that they will be in their lifetime. They are discovering themselves, while also going through so many physical and emotional changes. The quote from Katie an Eighth Grader explains this very well, “Middle school is a tough time for many, and I feel as if teachers need

understand their actions. For example, bullies should need to take classes. According to the article called “My Story of being pick on. From bullies to success in life” it says, “In middle school I thought I had caught a break from it all, I had a few friends.Or so I thought, they pretended to be friends In middle school I thought I had caught a break from it all, I had a few friends.Or so I thought, they pretended to be friends ,” (Shawn C.,). This shows that the girls friends gave her a birthday

in a fish tank that didn’t accommodate your size. You’re uncomfortable, never any wiggle room, and there’s not enough room to breathe. I figure this is a decent analogy to describe my middle school for me. I went to Eastern Hills Christian Academy, population of approximately seventy-five in the entire middle school. Fifth through eighth grade was kept at the building. Everyone knows each other, ten years being together, almost like a small rural town. Your reputation is incredibly difficult to escape

swimming, school, and doing everything that I can to better myself and help the people around me, but it has not always been this way. Back in my middle school years, I did not find my passion in school, and all I cared about was going home after school practice and lying down in bed or watching TV. Preteen years can be tough on everyone, and I was no exception. It was not until the summer of 2012 that I realized that I need to get my act together. Since I was not very successful in middle school

difficult for me because I never liked the math problems had to be solved and I also didn´t like the way math problems were created. I did struggle in middle school because the school I went to in middle school was filled with students that would disrespect the teacher and it would be difficult for me to learn anything for all 3 years in that middle school. In the past, when I struggled on a problem I would give up on that problem and forget about it. In the past, when I would struggle on a difficult