Personal Narrative: My Grades Throughout My High School Career

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My grades throughout my high school career have not been the greatest. Since my freshman year I have fallen into a metaphorical ditch where I have procrastinated a lot and almost completely failed certain classes. By looking at my transcripts you will see the classes I struggled most in were math, Spanish, and sometimes science. I have struggled with math all four years of high school although the teachers I have had have helped me along the way so that I do not utterly fail. Learning a new language is always difficult when all you have been speaking is one language so when I took Spanish I had a difficult time but finally in my junior year I was able to pass the class and feel great about myself. As for the science, there were points where

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