My First Day of High School
One day I’ll never forget is my first day of high school. The first day was crazy, the hallways were busy, the older students were frightening and the whole new environment was just scary in itself. That day began early in the morning, to be exact… at 5:45am.That day I woke up fully awake, and basically jumped out of my bed. I had my outfit picked out for over a week already. It was supposed to be really hot that day, so I wore jeans, a cute tank top, and my new sneakers. After I got dress, I did my hair, my classic hairstyle was a high top ponytail with a braid. I then made sure my backpack was fully packed, and went downstairs to eat. At around 6:25 I was waiting for the bus. I remember my mom telling me how she …show more content…
First thing that morning we had to go to our orientation classroom. My classroom was the first on the left when you walked in, so it wasn’t a big challenge trying to find it. I went in, and took my seat in the front. The classroom felt like it hasn’t been used in a few years. Shortly after, the warning bell rang followed by the late bell. I received another copy of my schedule, and went to my locker to try my lock again. After meeting orientation room, I had chorus first period, then honors geometry (fun fact: I felt super cool having an honors class for the first time), next was world history, and then was science research. This class was the most intimidating class ever. First, there were only four other freshmen in that class, and the rest were all upperclassman. Second, my teacher stated he was teaching the class on a college level, which is extremely intimidating for any kid out of middle school to hear, especially on their first day. Once that class was over, it was my lunch period. I quickly met up with my friends, so I wasn’t eating alone at lunch. The cafeteria was completely wild, you have the tables in the back corners full of seniors, and then you had the freshmen in the front. My friends and I shortly found a table, and waited to be called for lunch. In middle school we used to have to wait to be called to get lunch, so we thought we
One day I’ll never forget is my first day of high school. The first day was crazy, the hallways were busy, the older students were frightening and the whole new environment was just scary in itself. That day began early in the morning, to be exact… at 5:45am.That day I woke up fully awake, and basically jumped out of my bed. I had my outfit picked out for over a week already. It was supposed to be really hot that day, so I wore jeans, a cute tank top, and my new sneakers. After I got dress, I did my hair, my classic hairstyle was a high top ponytail with a braid. I then made sure my backpack was fully packed, and went downstairs to eat. At around 6:25 I was waiting for the bus. I remember my mom telling me how she …show more content…
First thing that morning we had to go to our orientation classroom. My classroom was the first on the left when you walked in, so it wasn’t a big challenge trying to find it. I went in, and took my seat in the front. The classroom felt like it hasn’t been used in a few years. Shortly after, the warning bell rang followed by the late bell. I received another copy of my schedule, and went to my locker to try my lock again. After meeting orientation room, I had chorus first period, then honors geometry (fun fact: I felt super cool having an honors class for the first time), next was world history, and then was science research. This class was the most intimidating class ever. First, there were only four other freshmen in that class, and the rest were all upperclassman. Second, my teacher stated he was teaching the class on a college level, which is extremely intimidating for any kid out of middle school to hear, especially on their first day. Once that class was over, it was my lunch period. I quickly met up with my friends, so I wasn’t eating alone at lunch. The cafeteria was completely wild, you have the tables in the back corners full of seniors, and then you had the freshmen in the front. My friends and I shortly found a table, and waited to be called for lunch. In middle school we used to have to wait to be called to get lunch, so we thought we