My fourth through fifth grade I went to the same elementary school and was the best for me. It was the best because I been knowing the same people since preschool and had classes with the people I knew. But as the fourth grade came along I was separated with the people I knew in preschool and been friends ever since. I was very upset. In my fourth grade classes it was like getting to know the people that I went to preschool with and didn’t know them at all. As a couple weeks went passed things changed a lot. I start to get to along with the people that I didn’t know and became very closed friends. As the fifth grade came along that’s when the people I knew since preschool and been close friends with. The Fifth grade had all my friends and …show more content…
It was new because I had to move in Euclid and had to go to Central Middle School. I didn’t know anybody and never been to Euclid city schools. As the sixth grade went by two days for me it felt like a comfortable school for me. As I started getting to know some new people we became friends but nothing like my friends I had with my other school. Things about that middle I like was that it had two basketballs gyms which I have never seen in a middle school before. I remember the schools lunches and best one out of all the school lunches was the pizza. Another thing I remember was that I was one of my history teacher favorites student because I always turn in my work on time and well written. The third I remember was that I was very good in my technology class because technology felt like something I was good at. The fourth thing I remember was that my body started to change again for me. I wasn 't the same in elementary school but I lost the chubby off of me and was in much better shape. I felt like a achieve my goal and that was to lose the chubby. My family knew I could do it and so did I The last thing I remember was about my family. My family showed me love every since I was born. They have never change up on me and never gave up on me. The was will always be very support and very ever
I had a surplus of friends, I participated in numerous sports, and everyone understood me. I was in control of my life and was poised. I felt as though I was on top of the world. That’s what happens when you have gone to the same school since kindergarten. Life was superb, until it changed.
I was in a chess tournament about two years ago against many people in my school because I joined a chess club. Unfortunately, I didn 't get far in my last one and was hoping to be better this time. I was doing well until I saw a seventh grader paired with me in the semifinals. I was very nervous because last time I went against a seventh grader I lost and was knocked out from the tournament. But this time I was a lot better at chess than before so I had not a lot of doubts even though a lot of people thought that the grade seven was going to win.
I had to leave all of my friends and favorite teachers. I went from Cloverdale to Taylor’s Crossing Public Charter School. I went there for fifth and sixth grade then I changed again and came to Rocky Mountain. Coming back to the district was a little hard but most of my friends recognized me and all I really had to do was get used to the schedules and routine. I have enjoyed all three of the schools
When 6th grade came, I transferred into a Baltimore City Public School since I really wasn’t getting the education I needed at the private school. It was still rough not fitting it. I thought that becoming like the other kids would make me happy, but I was learning new things everyday and I realized in high school that being the outcast is better than being like everyone else. The journey I dealt with in high school was very emotionally tough and life changing.
As a student in elementary school, I never had very many friends. I was never invited to parties or hang outs and was always kind of left out. Sure, my classmates didn’t mean to do this to me, but the reality of it hurt. This year, I changed. I took what I had learned and I made something better out of it.
After I transferred from St. Patrick School to the Hudson Middle School half-way through seventh grade, I left all of my friends
I left friends that I’ve known since kindergarten. So when the fourth grade started, I was completely alone. I had to get to know my surroundings, try and meet new friends, and figure out how things worked around here. Then in the seventh grade, things really went downhill. That was when everything started to change.
I started off in the 9th grade I was tall and pretty. Some of my friends was here other were at a different school. My class were fun. I was a party girl. I had invited the whole school to my pool party.
I first felt that I finally came home and this was the place I belonged to. However, my best friend and I were placed in different classes. Having experienced a depression, I had became withdrawn and afraid to talk to new people.
Sixth Grade So Far… It really isn’t what I thought it was going to be. I thought Sixth grade was going to be really scary and hard, but it’s not super hard even though there’s more homework than in elementary. It’s easy to get to classes on time even with just four minute Passing periods.
All i wanted was to throw my alarm clock across the room and sleep for the rest of the day. I could smell my mom making breakfast, it was pancakes my favorite. I finally got up after smelling that. While I was getting ready, was kinda excited to be in the sixth grade. I was finally in middle school.
People you once ignored became your best friends. You are becoming the person you are destined to be. It is a shift that we all go through. Within this transition from middle school to high school you see various changes. There was this inner conflict with myself, and outer conflict with my friends, my parents, school, getting a job and taxes!
Well I started Pre-K then I moved to Elmore city. Soon I was enrolled in school here my teacher was Mrs. Smit. Soon I made a friend, Brittany Holt. She became my best friend. I remember when our class took a trip to the train station I sat with he and her older sister.
The school had a billon playgrounds and it had a very friendly environment that I had the privilege of growing up in and exploring without having any boundaries. I completed grades kindy and 1 at that marvellous facility. During my time attending the school, I did many things that educated me through fun, all thanks to my superb teachers. I can clearly remember my first day of kindy and meeting my teacher. We took pictures and soon after the teachers printed it out for us.
Middle school was the first year that I came to Haven from Buhler. It was difficult to adjust to a new school and finding new friends. I new one person from Haven when I moved. Sarah Eikleberry was a girl I met at the church camp I attended the summer previous to seventh grade year. When I came to Haven, Sarah stuck by me and introduced me to many of her friends hoping that I would fit in with everyone.