Narrative Essay
It all started my sophomore year of high school. People always tell you that when someone knocks you down, you should always get back up and keep trying. I had this mindset at the beginning of my sophomore year, but I ended up letting a teacher of mine knock me down to the point where I didn 't quite get back up for a couple years after. I never expected my second year of high school to go so array. But, I was able to push myself back up and forget leave my negative experience behind me.
I went to Sandia High School for my freshman and sophomore years. By my sophomore year I felt pretty good about high school. My favorite subjects were science and English. I had signed up for newspaper that year and was very excited because …show more content…
We were again caught. This time my friend was smoking cigarettes. I made it clear to security that it was her. I was fed up with getting in trouble. Even tho I had nothing on me, Mr. Knauber still decided to expel me. I lost all of that semesters credits. Even though I was upset, I was also relieved. I transferred to Gilbert Sena High and began to try to make up for my lost credits. I did alright at first, but my anxiety about school was very bad. I didn 't want to go because I would have anxiety attacks. I never wanted to ask for help because I was scared the teachers would be like Mr. Steele. I was almost scared to turn in work, especially in English because I thought that they would just throw it away or yell at me for not doing it right. I ended up pretty much missing that whole first …show more content…
In the first semester of my last year of school I took 11 classes. I took some at school and some online to catch up what I had missed. I then took 2 extra dual credit classes at CNM in my last semester because I had nothing else to do and wanted to get started with college! Throughout this whole experience I was able to understand myself better. I was able to realize that I could get control over my anxiety. I was able to get control over my life again and now know not to let anyone bring me down. I know I 'm trying my hardest and that’s what matters. I almost gave up on school and I am so happy that I didn 't. Even though I don 't really want to be a writer anymore, I was able to find what I feel like is my calling. I don 't plan on ending my education anytime soon. Even when I graduate college, I won 't stop seeking knowledge. Knowledge is
It all started my sophomore year of high school. People always tell you that when someone knocks you down, you should always get back up and keep trying. I had this mindset at the beginning of my sophomore year, but I ended up letting a teacher of mine knock me down to the point where I didn 't quite get back up for a couple years after. I never expected my second year of high school to go so array. But, I was able to push myself back up and forget leave my negative experience behind me.
I went to Sandia High School for my freshman and sophomore years. By my sophomore year I felt pretty good about high school. My favorite subjects were science and English. I had signed up for newspaper that year and was very excited because …show more content…
We were again caught. This time my friend was smoking cigarettes. I made it clear to security that it was her. I was fed up with getting in trouble. Even tho I had nothing on me, Mr. Knauber still decided to expel me. I lost all of that semesters credits. Even though I was upset, I was also relieved. I transferred to Gilbert Sena High and began to try to make up for my lost credits. I did alright at first, but my anxiety about school was very bad. I didn 't want to go because I would have anxiety attacks. I never wanted to ask for help because I was scared the teachers would be like Mr. Steele. I was almost scared to turn in work, especially in English because I thought that they would just throw it away or yell at me for not doing it right. I ended up pretty much missing that whole first …show more content…
In the first semester of my last year of school I took 11 classes. I took some at school and some online to catch up what I had missed. I then took 2 extra dual credit classes at CNM in my last semester because I had nothing else to do and wanted to get started with college! Throughout this whole experience I was able to understand myself better. I was able to realize that I could get control over my anxiety. I was able to get control over my life again and now know not to let anyone bring me down. I know I 'm trying my hardest and that’s what matters. I almost gave up on school and I am so happy that I didn 't. Even though I don 't really want to be a writer anymore, I was able to find what I feel like is my calling. I don 't plan on ending my education anytime soon. Even when I graduate college, I won 't stop seeking knowledge. Knowledge is