Middle School Journey

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We finally did it. Sitting here today, our journey of Middle school came to an end. Our journey, memories, challenges, etc. have made us what we are right now and preparing us for a longer journey ahead; high school. If we work hard enough, we will overcome the greater challenges in High school. Middle school has made us grow into a person we didn’t know we would become. Especially this Ib school has made us find our unique traits we didn’t or did know we had. If we didn’t know we had those unique traits, I think all the teachers did a good job making us find those traits. For example, this school made me know I possess the risk-taker trait I had that I didn’t know I had before. Throughout everything the teachers taught me, I learned to take one step ahead and face more challenges than I think. Like how I always write that one super detailed and long paragraph when the teacher asks for two sentences thinking I will get a bad grade if I don’t. I think I have …show more content…

I mean, when I first came to the U.S, which was in Elementary School, I didn’t do that well since I was in a second-language class. However, Middle School came and I was like that’s it, I have to pull it together and get all a’s. I set a mindset for myself that my grades have to be all a’s no lower. Don’t get me wrong, us valedictorians aren’t perfect because I admit, I sometimes leave my assignments until the last minute, so if you don’t want stress, don’t procrastinate. As long as us students work very hard and not get distracted with other unimportant things, we will do good.We finally did it. Sitting here today, our journey of Middle school came to an end. Our journey, memories, challenges, etc. have made us what we are right now and preparing us for a longer journey ahead; high school. If we work hard enough, we will overcome the greater challenges in High

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