"It'll get better Tameron; you just have to give it time." Have you ever experienced something that seemed drastic at the time but eventually made you into a better person? It was during my first week of school as a freshman at McNeil High School in 2013, I was excited and anxious to start the high school experience. During the first day, I was so confused about where to get my schedule along with where everything was at so I asked everyone and they sent me to the cafeteria. I received my schedule and waited for the first bell to ring to go to first period, by waiting in the cafeteria. Once the bell rung, a new challenge cameo?=finding my first class. It was pretty difficult at first because I got turned around but then I finally found it …show more content…
I explained to him that I was nervous about high school and that it didn't help that McNeil high school was such a big school. After expressing my thoughts and feelings, my English teacher calmed me down and said told me "it's going to be alright because if you plan on going to college, which I'm sure you do, you'll be in a place much bigger than McNeil. So you'll have to give it time and eventually things are going to get better for you" After hearing those kind words, my teacher walked me to my next class and for the rest of the day I began to feel better. A couple of weeks went by and I saw my English teacher in the hallway who asked how I was doing. Thankfully I was able to say I was doing great and didn't feel the urge to cry anymore. Although I thought high school would be a horrible experience for me ,it actually turned out to be a really great high school experience as a freshman. Through allowing myself to calm down and relax, I made many wonderful experiences. I was able to make plenty of friends on the track team and in the classroom who I still talk to regularly even today. In addition to great friends, I developed great relationships
the school that you went too. It was all about class, but did any of
I’m not sure but, I think I was still in what the kids call “the dumb hallway”. After a few months a new student came and we became good friends. We had a lot of thing that we liked, she always dragged me around to people and she was slowly pulling me out of my shell. I was becoming so happy. After a few months, I was in my room and I was thinking back about my life. There were a few tears and I was thinking to myself, what I was doing. I came to realize I didn’t have it bad as other people; I wasn’t the only one that was lonely. I went to sleep after that I found out it was 6:00 so, what I did was went down stairs and went to my garage. I went down there because, there was a punching bag sitting there to relive my stress. After, hour my grandma came down and said to
Time passed quickly, there was another important event made me a very different person in learning. Recall this incident on my third grade, reading and writing were so effortlessly because of my early learning development; I am a very confident kid in the class. Finally, there was English test; I thought I was going to do great. The most awkward thing was I told my best friend Yvonne that I was going to get an A for it. In addition, I also told her the test was not going to be too difficult and I preferred to spend time for cartoon in that evening.
of the day with my homeroom teacher Who is Ms. Moncayo my impressions of her were
August 18th, 2009 was my first year of middle school at Howell L. Watkins; new
We were standing in line outside of class waiting for our teacher. In front of me was Angel and his best friend.
Grabbing onto my binder tighter and making eye contact with nobody, unless the floor counts, I entered my next class.
I remember my first day of high school like it was yesterday. A lot of my friends were...
A year went by and I started fourth grade. I absolutely adored my teacher and classmates. My teacher traveled a lot and she told us some really interesting stories. Then I found out we had to move again; it was awful. My parents even told my teacher that we were moving before me. I knew this move was going to a lot harder because we were moving mid-year. I was just starting to fit in, then it blew up in my face. I vowed never to make friends so I’d never have to miss someone I cared about.
When I had first started going to Unity High School my thought about the school was it was going to be hard and feeling nervous about coming the first week. I was feeling nervous the first week at Unity High School first because I didn't know anyone. After a while of being here at Unity High School I felt more comfortable because I started to see who I was going to be around and I found more people to talk to. My feeling about high school before was just wanting to hurry up and make these four years go by fast. Today I still do feel the same and just trying to become a better person by coming to school. I never thought I would attend Unity High School but when I found out more about the real world I known this school would help me more than other schools.
was on the way out of the cafeteria. One day in particular, the bell that marks
The joy of having a free period, chatting endlessly with friends even across the class, joking around with those sitting near you, teasing a friend and watching all those amusing sights in the class; I am sure it troubles you to think that you wouldn’t anymore be able to do these things after ending school. The saddest part would definitely be starting a new year without your old friends who have been with you all these years through the thick and thin. Do you ever wonder how it will be starting all over with new classmates, new place and new
My parents sensed my troubles and we moved. Adjusting to a new high school took time. It was not easy making new friends and I continued to be lost. These incidents weighed heavily on my mind. My anguished heart refused to see beyond my own woes. A recent disturbing incident changed my purview of life.
Over the course of two and a half years from 9th grade I continued to do what I always did my whole life, sat next to friends whether they were distracting or not, played video games, went out with friends, played sports, went to my local gym, and not studying intensely for tests and quizzes as I had always done in the past and aced them with ease. My closest friends knew me for my phenomenal reputation for being an all A student, but within my first
I remember this day as if it were yesterday. May 12, 2010 I woke up for school at six thirty in the morning, just like any other school day. But just like any other middle school student I was tired and did not want to go back to a place that they like to call school but I looked at it more of a prison. Every morning I had a routine which was to wake up, get ready for school and try my hardest to not miss the bus, for some reason the bus driver never liked to wait for me. The day started off great, I did not miss the bus, right before lunch I passed my math test with a B- . The last class of the day was Mrs. Orozco, who was my science teacher, she was not my favorite but I was having a good day so I had a positive mindset when entering her classroom.