Descriptive Essay: The Halls Of Cherokee Elementary School

The halls of Cherokee Elementary School are very vivid in my memory even in my teen years. The last time I had even seen the school, much less walk in it, was about three or four years ago. Even the rooms in the school are glued to my brain, which leads me to conclude that small things that do not seem that important or please you can please you later. The parking lot was cracked and worn with age, and the half-torn down playground was right next to it, staring down the entrance to the school. Walking to the entrance doors, you see the trailers used as classrooms because at one point, the school was littered with kids from the whole county, but Youngs Grove Elementary sucked up all the kids like vacuums. When, you enter the double doors, you see the kindergarten and first grade hall. It is littered with painting on the walls of fireplaces, posters of coins and simple addition problems, and fake clocks. Each class also scattered with the same things, except for the obvious addition of toys and other objects that any child would be interested in. The main center of the school is past this hall, where Landon and I checked dad in for school everyday. …show more content…
The hall is noisy. I see the library down the hall and decide to go to it to try to get some peace and quiet. The library is filled with waves of books, dictionaries, and magazines that kids can read if they have any spare time during the day, plus the addition of computers that kids can do research on. After the library, there is the entrance to the fourth and fifth grade hall, where dad used to teach 5th grade history and science to kids until he moved to Jacksonville to teach 5th grade math. The hall is filled with excitement all around, for they are now the top dawgs in the school. The students also seem a bit sad, because they know after this year new friends will be made, and old friends will be an