Personal Narrative: Queen Of Peace

Throughout my years of high school, there has been one thing that I have learned that will stick with me for good, one bad decision is not the end of your life. When I was in eighth grade, my shyness played a big part in my decision on where I wanted to attend high school. The reason why I choose Queen of Peace was that it shared many comforts with my grammar school. They were both under the same name, Parrish, in my hometown, and other small details that eased my mind of the building anxieties of high school. My parents were wary of my decision, the school had a less than stellar reputation and was always rumored to be on the brink of closing down. Unfortunately, I had made up my mind and refused to change it, so I was registered for the 2014-2015 school year. …show more content…
My fear of adjusting to high school went unnoticed as I made new friends and joined as many clubs and sports as possible. The school recently hired a new principal who promised change and prosperity to the establishment and everyone was ready to support him and his ideas. Despite his promises, the autumn of 2015 was off to a bad start for me. My track coach passed away and all my classes, except for lunch and biology, were being constantly disrupted by students. The teachers did not know how to control their classes and I felt like I wasn’t leaning. These problems made me feel upset and annoyed to go to the school I once loved. Even though I made many complaints to the principal and teachers, it brought no change to how the classes were handled and I was growing frustrated. My friends in the honors program though, experienced none of my problems. I asked to be moved up into the program, but even though my grades were good enough they refused my request and promised to address my