Dreading High School Classes

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Do you have an idea of what high school will be like? I, like so many other middle school students, have a general idea of what high school will be like. There are some things I am looking forward to. There are also some things I am dreading. First of all, you get to choose your classes. I am really excited about this because the same classes every year gets awfully tiring. I know nothing about the teachers, so I might get really strict teachers which would not be fun. This is one thing I am dreading because who likes stern teachers? Although, being able to sign up for classes I want would be worth it. Classes like home economics, FFA, and health science would be exciting to have. In high school, I would get to sign up for clubs or extracurricular

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