Personal Narrative: My Grades Throughout High School

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Transcript My grades throughout high school have been average. I’m mostly at B or C student. As a freshman I got average grades due to the fact that I still had 3 more years to better them. As sophomore and junior year came along I maintained the same grades. Now that I’m a senior I realized the importance of having good grades, and am working on having better than average. Attendance My attendance as a freshman was very good due to the fact that I was more patient to being in class, and I mostly understood the material. For the most part it maintained that way through sophomore year. Through junior and some of my senior year I started being truant. Although I did have a few cuts the years prior, my junior and some senior year were much

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