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Change In High School

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High school makes you more stressed. There’s more homework, and more strict teachers. I have changed in high school by focusing on my school work, and being respectful to the ones around me. Going into high school I didn’t expect it to be as different as middle school. As I walked down the halls on my first day of school I noticed that it was completely different. The teachers were mean, the school was bigger, and the work was harder. Going into high school you may not know a lot of the people when you start high school. Maybe your friends from middle school are going to a different high school, so you change your group of friends. In high school people are more social, because there are more kids. I’ve changed in high school by the way

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