They revealed to me, “high school can be either your best years or the worst years of your life.” I told them, “I’m going to make the best of it.” But, it turned out to be the Worst Years Of My Life. On the grounds of me being a bad child during the time, I was always goofing off, fooling around, roaming the halls, and most of all never attending school. Before transitioning into high school, student’s was making up these false rumors about high school seniors calling us things like fresh meat and other faux information like that. The information that I was listening previously to about high school had me nervous and terrified. 9th grade year, my first year of high school. As a freshman in high school I didn’t know what to expect. I was
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I failed twice and this was my third time in 9th grade and at this time everyone knew who I was and what grade I was in and the grade I was supposed to be in. But still then, I was still a troublemaker and I still had that mentality to be who I thought I was. At one point I thought I was never gonna change until I got charged with assault by a teacher ( she will remain anonymous). So by then they got tired of suspending me, giving me work detail, and most of all assigning me to I.S.S because at school I was constantly there and some people referred to I.S.S. as my second known home. After that incident, without hesitation I was sent to “Right Choices.” That was the year when I began to change my ways for the respect of my parents, my teachers, and most of all myself. While I was attending the school I caught up in my credits and I was rewarded “student of the month” and earned other rewards. By the time I returned to BHS It was like I left some sort of a stamp/ imprint on the staff at the school. When I was I returned to BHS I had a whole new mentality that had never knew I had before I attended Right Choices”. I had to show the staff my whole new mindset and behavior, but many believed I was putting on a show. I also had many people show me support. (My parents, Mr. Mcintyre, Mr. Smalls, Ms. Mitchell, and Mr.
I failed twice and this was my third time in 9th grade and at this time everyone knew who I was and what grade I was in and the grade I was supposed to be in. But still then, I was still a troublemaker and I still had that mentality to be who I thought I was. At one point I thought I was never gonna change until I got charged with assault by a teacher ( she will remain anonymous). So by then they got tired of suspending me, giving me work detail, and most of all assigning me to I.S.S because at school I was constantly there and some people referred to I.S.S. as my second known home. After that incident, without hesitation I was sent to “Right Choices.” That was the year when I began to change my ways for the respect of my parents, my teachers, and most of all myself. While I was attending the school I caught up in my credits and I was rewarded “student of the month” and earned other rewards. By the time I returned to BHS It was like I left some sort of a stamp/ imprint on the staff at the school. When I was I returned to BHS I had a whole new mentality that had never knew I had before I attended Right Choices”. I had to show the staff my whole new mindset and behavior, but many believed I was putting on a show. I also had many people show me support. (My parents, Mr. Mcintyre, Mr. Smalls, Ms. Mitchell, and Mr.