Oscar Vazquez 13 years old Man Middle school Finishing my 5th grade year and going into middle school I had many problems with some of the people who would always pick on me in elementry school. knowing they where going to the same middle school I was. I knew my 6th grade year was gonna be a huge problem for me if i didn’t stand up for myself. When those people wanted to mess with me.…
After almost one-hundred and eighty days, the 2015-2016 school year is approaching an end. So far, I have concluded that middle school is basically like building a house. Before middle school started, in fifth grade, the house only had the boards and the main skeleton of the whole structure. All of the basics are learned in elementary school: learning how to read, multiplication, division, addition, subtraction, fractions, the founding of America,, etcetera, but by the time students reach sixth grade, new knowledge builds onto what is already known. Letters are added into the familiar math equations; stories are written with all of the reading and grammar knowledge; unfamiliar people, wars, and awakenings add onto the history of America.…
Middle school can be an odd and rough time for kids, as they change from being sheltered youth to responsible young adults. I failed miserably at handling that transition. The classes taught in middle school were supposed to be easy, especially now that I look in retrospect. Yet, I regularly brought home B’s and low A’s, at best, on my report card. I had barely challenged myself in middle school, if at all.…
The differences between high school and middle school are great in number. The differences make the transition extremely difficult for some, and for others the changes are welcomed. In the end, both high school and middle school are just small bridges on the path of life, that will undoubtedly contribute to where a person will…
As Saint Jerome students we have grown with the people around us. All the teachers and staff have contributed to our learning experience as well as the students. Saint Jerome is a faith filled community that encourages us to do our best individually. Everyone in this community has helped us to be who we are.…
Middle school is such an interesting time and it can be pretty confusing for a young lady. As a parent, there are so many things you can do to be supportive, loving and attentive during these times when hormones are raging and emotions are flying. Consider these tips to relate to your teenage daughter in the midst of the middle school years. 1. Conversations…
Just like in middle school and you are in a nutrition class. You don’t care about this and you just want some candy. If you get it when you are more mature I think it would be more useful, because now you can actually think about what your body likes, needs and everything. I think getting a class or something information later in your education, it would be great. Hannah: I guess, just taking a step back though, what would you want that education or training to look like, if it was something?…
Forest Green lockers, mouthwatering lunch, and stressful studying. Sixth grade is hard , but not if you are responsible, organized, and open-minded. Middle School is an astonishing place to learn, but it does take some getting used to. Lockers are a great way to stay organized but when you are in a hurry it is not the most convenient way of storing your stuff.…
A lot of people liked their first day of middle school. It is too easy to get ready for the first day of school. All you have to do is. Get your routine and do. Open house…
My biggest challenge in the middle school was my introvert nature. I was good in sports and academics, I even excelled in extracurricular activities but I was always working behind the scene. I was shy to lead or present my ideas. This led to a situation that prompted me to work hard to shed my shyness.…
We all had different experiences in middle school, some better than others, but all caused by the same thing, people. People change people, people affect people, people make others feel bad, glad, scared, and worried. Friends made our lives special, you would wake up and get like a text from your bestie saying ‘good morning’ to you or something else or just being excited to go to school because well the only reason other than being forced to, to see your friends. Relationships in middle school suck honestly because of one thing, some last which good for you if you made it this far without realizing that you both might not see each other ever again because of different high schools, and if you're going to the same school I wish you the very best, and others just fail epicly. How they fail is easy either you thought it was going to work but it ends up not or the person mess it up.…
I began freshman year by walking into a room of tall faces and crossed ankles. Up until my arrival in class, I had not seen entering high school as a significant transition. My legs were tall in new shoes and, with my arms were wrapped around a petty hoard of books and number two pencils, I felt prepared. However, two minutes into the school year, my confidence blew out of my chest. I eyed the senior class of 2015 from the doorway and imagined I was a comma after a long line of capitals.…
Or the start of puberty, usually when boys turn into bigger jerks, or it may just be the general despair from your most recent heartbreak but, in any case, middle school is just the worst. But for me, middle school was more than just the average unpleasantness, I was bullied by those who I trusted the most. I think that a part of me knew that I never fit in with group. They wanted me to come to their school so that I could be a part of the Fremont Middle School swim team.…
It was my 5th-grade year at Maury Elementary School and I was humiliated on the first day of school by my peers after having to read in front of the class. I felt sad and depress about life because the basic English skills I lacked do to the disability I had. Until my teacher Mr. Johnson encourage me to overcome my disability by, working hard and never quit. Which help me with my success today in college.…
Still, I proved how keen on learning I was. Absolutely nothing got in my way. Middle school came and went with ease. The only major difference from my years in elementary school and junior high was the amount of homework. I had trouble with my Algebra 1 class at first but that quickly changed when I figured out my own ways to do the problems and still come up with the right answers.…