Personal Narrative: Curtis Baptist High School

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If my high school were an animal it would be a cat because cats always do what they want but have contentment in the things they get. Some cats are liked less than others because of their sassy mannerisms while others are liked more because of their sweet and sociable actions. A cats owner generally tries to have control of their cat but then realize they just have to let them be. I went to Curtis Baptist High School in downtown Augusta, GA. Curtis Baptist is a private christian school with an enrollment of less than 80 students in the high school. Because Curtis is a smaller school there is not much room for people to spread out. This environment caused the student body to know everything about everyone. Sometimes this was good; many …show more content…
We all had the same hardships of being required to sign out of class to use the restroom and only being allowed to use one of the stairwells in the high school building. The rules at my high school were quite obnoxious to deal with but that was what brought the students into the same mindset. We all agreed on this one thing: rules at Curtis are to the extreme. Now that does not mean we were one big happy family. There would be quite a few spats between guys with big heads. Girls would have a cat fight here or there over a guy or “best friend.” But we all came together in the …show more content…
She was very relaxed and tried to make school fun for us. A couple times during my senior year she threw the senior class surprise parties where we got out of class and got to eat some good food. She would also hold us to higher standards than the average high school student because she believed that we could achieve excellence if we worked hard for it. However, she also had “favorites”. Of course she couldn 't show special attention to every one because she had a lot of things she was in charge of. However, you could always sense when someone was more important to her than another. Although this was a reality at my high school, my principal was still great. She kept our school running and kept things under

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