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Personal Narrative: My Change In High School

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Change is something that we all go through. It can be for the better or for worse. Everyone goes through change however my biggest change when I entered high school was my attitude.
When I entered high school many things changed for me, but one thing that affected me the most was my attitude. I never felt fear when I entered high school, but I felt like I changed drastically. My attitude towards band changed. Band was different because of the amount of work that I put in going to the morning practices. The band directors were even tougher which caused me to become a lot more aware and responsible.
My attitude towards my classes changed. During my first semester I cared about my grades more than I did back in middle school. The classes made

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