somehow managed to notice the lifeless and depressing posters that the school had so thoughtfully presented us with. As I took a sharp glance at the encouraging posters that said, "Say no to drugs" and "Always keep safe" which didn't even interest me in the slightest I was distracted and curious but more concerned about what my school life was about to become. I assumed it was too early to discriminate considering it was my first day but I seriously struggled to help my self. Mr Bowerman, the headmaster
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High School As the summer ends, and the night before your big day begins you get worried. You ge very happy but very nervous at the same time. For the first day of high school , you want everything to go perfectly. I remember laying out my outfit on the floor thinking about how good I was going to look on my first day. The classes i’ve taken throughout high school were not all that challenging. I never applied myself to doing to my work all the time, I would get lazy a lot. I remember my first
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Sixth grade was a year to remember. From walking in on the first day with a smile on my face, to walking out on the last day with tears misting in my eyes, and all of the stupendous memories in between, I know that I will never forget my first year as a free middle schooler. The new friends I met, the amazing teachers I had the great fortune to meet, the extravagant parties the school hosted, and all of my incredible classes were all just some of marvelous aspects that helped my sixth grade year
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The first day of highschool; the freshmen scared for their life as the seniors cheered, knowing that the last year of school was coming, unless they went to college. The school bullies roamed the halls, scoffing at the nerds that strolled through the passageways. A quite skinny male with brown hair that laid down to just before the bottom of his ears quickly walked through the hall, a black bag slouched over his shoulder. A paper with small font sat in his hands, his eyes vigorously scanning it
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Being nerve-wracking on the first day of school is normal, but having a tryout on the second day is. Not for Brielle Adams. You can call her the shyest girl in the whole school, but she has a big passion for cheer and spending time with her friends, Grace Zander and Katie Adana. They all met in kindergarten until now, 8th grade. Black Middle School is one of the significant and towering district. Brielle walked up to her friends while examining the terrified 6th graders. Rather than proceeding straight
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my first day of school in America. Unlike most students in the fifth grade, I wasn't worried about what to wear or which class I would have with my friends. In fact I had no friends. I was more worried about some student trying to introduce herself to me or a teacher asking about my background. Who wouldn’t want to make friends on the first day? It had only been two months since my family and I came from Ethiopia and everything was still brand-new to me, especially the language. My first day of school
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street and give a lesson to elementary school students on anything that will be helpful for them in the future. It took me a while to come up with an idea to teach the students. Finally, I came up with an idea to teach them on what to expect in middle school. The first thing I told those students is that you have a lot more freedom and teachers won’t always do things for you. I wish someone told me that before my first day of middle school. On the first day I was pretty afraid on how much I had to
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moving from schools by leaving elementary and transitioning to middle school. Things aren’t the same when going to middle school your surroundings are different. In f middle school you meet new people and have different teachers. You experience a lot of different things on your first day of school. I know I had a lot going on when I had my first day of middle school. Once I stepped into middle school, I knew things were going to change from the moment my day had started. My first day was exciting
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shaking like an earthquake? Well that was how I felt on my first day of middle school. Everyone I knew that was older than me disliked their middle school years very much. I was terrified that I would despise my middle school life like they did. I definitliy did not want my next 3 years to be miserable in a horrible place. I will never forget the butterfly feeling in my stomach the morning of the start of the next chapter of my life, middle school. I miracously found my way straight to Mrs. Simpson’s
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Most kids look at middle school as an opening of possibilities and the extension of joy they felt in elementary. They look to meeting new friends and reuniting with old ones. My first day of middle school, I already knew that I would not experience such bliss. “Ha, geek!” a student yelled as he tripped me while passing in the hallway. I looked back to see it was one of the goons from fifth grade. It had already been a year since I was the new kid, but I was still being pushed around. My only friend
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turned into a stride with swagger, pleased with what I see. Before I entered my first day of Thomas Jefferson High School (TJ), I looked back at mom one last time for reassurance. Typically summer school is punishment for underachieving students; however, TJ is a little different. Instead of wasting summer away hanging out with friends or being active in any way whatsoever; TJ students choose to take eight hours of classes a day to get ahead of their peers. Fully embracing TJ culture, I
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August and everyone was exited for the beginning of the school year including me but as soon as the bus arrived to Estacado Junior High, eight grade school at the time, two thoughts started to wonder my mind "what am i going to do?" "I don't know anyone here?" making me sick to m y stomach. It wasnt just any first day it was my first day ever attending a school in the United Statesafter I moved from Mexico a couple of moths before school started. I didn't know how to read, speak, or understand
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Starting School in a Whole Different Country Excitement was taking over my body but fear and nervousness was taking over my parents and grandma. I’ve been flying back and forth between Poland and America ever since I was two and eight months, until I permanently moved here at the age of seven. It was my first day of school in America, after going to school in Poland for two years prior to this next big day of my life. I only knew Basic English, which meant that I was not fully prepared for second
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For many kids going back to school can be scary, but here at Chino Hills High, there is nothing to fear. There are many reasons why going back to school can be good for you. Nowadays more and more summers are spent inside the house, playing video games, watching TV or watching Netflix, but with school starting, you will have a reason to get up before noon everyday. If that was your summer then it’s defiantly true that you had an unhealthy summer, so going back to school is the right thing for you
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my experiences throughout my freshman year, I can help other freshman by giving students advice to successfully finish their freshman year. In order for freshman to be successful in their high school year, freshman need to study for tests, participate in school activities, and not miss a day of school. First, freshman need to study for tests. Not studying for tests can give a student a not so good grade on a test. For example, at one point in my freshman year, I was not studying for my math tests
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“Amanda hurry up!” “Coming Mom!” Today was moving day. I was across the street saying my last goodbyes to my best friend Taylor. We have been best friends for as long as I can remember we promised each other we would write to each other at least once a week. “Bye Taylor, I’ll miss you!” “Bye Amanda. Have fun. I’ll miss you!” I’m not really happy about moving. It’s the summer between 8th grade and Freshman year of high school. Taylor and I have been friends since the beginning. I’m really upset about
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walk into school everyday in fear of sitting alone in class, or being called horrible names. I understand that I did not have the worst bullying experience there is, but I realized how fast a bright, sunny day can turn dark and gloomy. Every time I was teased or belittled it felt as though a 20 pound weight was added onto my shoulders for me to carry. I was fed up with teachers telling me to have thicker skin or to deal with it, so I made the decision to switch schools. Switching schools was definitely
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From the first moment of gazing into a newborn’s eyes, parenthood is a journey of firsts—first smile, first tooth, first wobbly steps. And perhaps nothing is guaranteed to tug at parents’ heartstrings more than the step that launches their ‘baby’ out into the world—the first day of school. The transition to school is a big step for children, even though they have already spent time away from their parents. There will probably be larger buildings and playground equipment, a more structured routine
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I - Definitions: Summer Break - Memorial Day-Labor Day Travel - make a journey, typically of some length Scholastic Year - of, relating to, or befitting schools, scholars, or education Variable Student Instructional Year - at least 1,080 hours of instructional time with the number of days being adopted by the local board of education. Instructional Time - time scheduled for purposes of instruction and examinations/tests. II - Purpose: This bill will amend the Code of Alabama §16-1-1 which concerns
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How can a four-day school week be better for students than a five-day week? The Monday-through-Thursday schedule has been adopted by many rural districts, mostly to save money. Since Oakridge went to the four-day plan in 2009, Kordosky has become an expert and a cheerleader. He’s been invited to districts from Alaska to Florida to explain how it works. And he’s faced his share of criticism. Once, on an MSNBC news show, another educator called him “stupid” for promoting it. NBC news anchor Brian
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My First Day at High School Lubert Montero My first high school day I had mixed feelings I was actually excited and also nervous. I was sad and also happy that I got out of elementary school. I remember hearing story about Brebeuf and how hard of a school it was and how many fights happen daily and how everybody gets ninered. But surprisingly none of that ever happened. I was really excited to get into classes with my close friends in elementary but I didn’t get one class with them so I had
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it finally hit me . I was going to be in middle school. I had walk through to get my classes in 2 hours and I had never been to this school. I only knew a couple people. When the time came I was scared out of my pants. My mom yelled, ”Let's go Dylan, you don't want to be late.” I slowly walk down the stairs into the car. After I was done with walk through I thought it really wasn't that bad, but now I really have to go to school in TWO days. Its Saturday and my mom is about to take me to
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Middle school for some people is an easy time where they are interested in learning the new way of “big kids” school, with changing classes, and new teachers, and harder subjects. For me, I was excited for the change and the advancement in school, but I think I was almost too excited that I became anxious. Just before the first day of school in 6th grade, I got myself so worked up and worried about all the possible things that could go wrong. I had a homeroom teacher that was supposedly very strict
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a small town that goes by the name of Ashland, Wisconsin. From his first day of middle school, to his last day of high school, he gets harassed and abused every day due to his sexual orientation. Every day got worse and worse. Nabozny even attempted suicide several times in middle school. One day, Nabozny tried to hide, but didn’t hide well enough. He got beat so bad, he had to go through surgery and stay in the hospital for 5 days. Nabozny was so brave to stand up to his bullies, and inspire many
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2012 High School High school is something that every elementary kid can’t wait to experience. It seems to them that high school is some sort of utopia. In all reality it is just what every individual makes of it. Once the elementary school days are over, and you’ve graduated from middle school, you’re just one step away to getting that trophy you’ve been looking forward to. The new freshmen walk in the front doors energetic and nervous. At the same time seniors walking in on their first last day
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The school year of 1957 is a year that no one would forget. I was going to start my junior year at Central High School in Little Rock Arkansas. Rumors had been surfacing that Central High was going to become an integrated school. I didn’t believe the rumors though because the governor, Orval Faubus, was completely against integration. I woke up on the first day of school and it seemed to be as normal as any other day, but that quickly changed. Three years earlier the court outlawed segregation in
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Texas Schools Having good attendance is important for several reasons. Students receive the maximum benefit of education by being in school every day, and numerous studies show a strong link between academic performance and consistent attendance. Because attendance is so critical for the quality of your child’s education, Texas has a Compulsory Attendance Law (Attendance Requirements). Guidelines Compulsory Attendance Law in Texas The State law requires school students to attend school each day that
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Throughout my school years, I moved around often. I had tried 6 different schoolings before I decided to get my GED at 17. My first 6 years were spent in a religion based private school. There were around 50 students total from 1st grade through 12th. My 6th grade year was “homeschooled”, in reality I just spent all day with my mom doing no school work. I had to repeat my 6th grade year in the original school. In my 7th grade year we moved a few towns over and I transferred to another private school. My 8th
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Seventh Grade by Gary Soto takes place on the first day of seventh grade. Charles by Shirley Jackson takes place on the first day of kindergarten. In Seventh Grade The protagonist Victor tries to impress Jessica and become her boyfriend and at the end of the story he ends up buying 3 french books in an attempt to be able to help Jessica with french. In Charles Laurie makes up a character named Charles. This character does all sorts of bad things. Like beating up someone and cursing also telling others
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Beskid Block 3 Four Day School Week. In America, there are already 900 schools that have 4 day school weeks (Education Week). and one of them is a local school in Ohio. The first school that made a four-day school week was in 1973 and the first school in Ohio was North College Hill City School District, which has switched to a four-day school week recently (Fox 8 News). There are many reasons that I believe a 4 day school week would be more beneficial than five. A four-day school week would be better
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