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Personal Narrative: Panama Elementary School

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I was in two elementary schools,the first was Panama Elementary school. I was their for k - 4th grade and then moved to Leo B Hart Elementary school. I was nervous when I was going to go to jr high. My biggest concern was me being short and not fitting in. Also I thought it was going to be extremely difficult like my teachers explained, but when I was finally done with seventh grade it was not as hard as i thought. My most difficult class was in seventh grade. I hated math and it wasn't easy for me. I had to pay more attention but I was in the loudest class so it was pretty difficult. I finally overcame that by studying more. The test were becoming a bit easier for me. Still math is the hardest class till this day for me but it's easier

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