Going to school the next day my mom came with me because she wanted to talk to my principal and ask him why my counselor told me what she did. Instead of encouraging me to fix the issue she just gave up on me. While my mom and me were in my principal office she told him what my counselor told me and wanted to see if I could have another counselor. The expression on the principal face looked as if he was upset and frustrated with what my mom told him. Letting my mom know that he usually doesn’t change rules for students but given the circumstance he would make an exception due to what Mrs. King told me. Having a new counselor name Mrs. Garner she met with me first thing after the meeting with my mom and the principal. Having my mom and me in her office she had given me advise on what I needed to do. There was an alternative school right across the high school called Pace. That would help me get the credit I needed. But I needed to first get accepted and there was a slim chance I couldn’t get in due to it was the middle of the semester. Somehow by the grace of God, I was accepted into …show more content…
As I was putting my cap and grown on my parents were already in tears because they thought they would never see the day I would be graduating. After leaving the house for the ceremony my parent wanted me to know how proud they were of me and knew I could do it. Getting dropped to meet my other classmates to get ready for graduate my parents began crying as they drove off. As we lined up for the graduation ceremony to begin all I could think about was how proud my parents were and the hard work I did to be here. As the music turned on my classmate and me began to walk into arena and I could see my parents and the rest of my family waving to me and yelling my name. Finding my sit; the ceremony began as the announcer started calling the students names before me. I patiently waited to be called on, and then my name was called April Dominguez. Walking to the stage I could hear and see my parents yelling with excitement. Trying to get through the row and pass the student in front of me. I could see my previous counselor Mrs. King at the end of my row. Having to walk pass her I had theses emotions running through me, as I got closer to her I could see her looking me. When I finally was in front of her she pulled her hand out to shake mines. As I reached out to shake her hand back I told her “I guess you won’t be seeing me next year.” Seeing the reaction on her face was priceless, the