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Personal Narrative: My Experience At Central York Middle School

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Middle school is often portrayed as the not-fun years of school because kids are going through so many changes. The middle school years are very important because of these changes. Without the proper institution to guide them through these changes, students may make poor decisions. That’s why I believe my experience at Central York Middle School has been imperative to my academic success. One important thing for a middle school to do is to create a fun and friendly environment for learning. CYMS did an excellent job of making me feel welcome and excited to learn. Fun Fridays, teams that united various classrooms, and friendly teachers and administrators helped me feel at home in middle school. Some students grades drop in middle school

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