middle school mad !!

[Miss.Sk8~alot]

hi i am kyra but i did not like my other person thing so i change names it was to plain kyralyn

 

[Uptown Sasquatch]

I'm in 8th grade and I like it... all my teachers are really nice this year and I get everything my teachers teach me.

 

[Miss.Sk8~alot]

i agree i like my 7th grade teachers i never understod ss but now my teacher getsus involved alot and [ he is my drama teacher ] we have protests
math i dont get last year but this year .. nop sytill dont get lol my teacher is so........ mean ! my english and science are awsome and tech is fun to

 

[Sparkle_Cherry]

Okay, so I'm in high school, right? Ok. And so I'm a senior, I think. At least that is what I am told. Sometimes I wonder about that though because the kids in my class act like they belong in the 2nd grade, no lie. They really do. If you want me to explain, I will. Last year, during lunch, my friend and I were juniors and were sitting at a table eating and getting all fat and everything. Okay, so there we are minding our own business and from the depths of the skys there falls something that looks to us like the saving grace. This saving grace nails my friend square in the forehead. Once I am done cracking up like a kid at Christmas, I realize it's a grape. Before I know it, the entire lunch room population is engaging in a food fight. Very civil...very serious because we all know high school is very serious.

In fact, this is how serious they were. Each food was thrown at an approximated trajectory. Each student had before hand calculated the projectiles of each thrown food item and thus allowed them to aim with accuracy.

If that was even half true...I think I would die...of laughter lol. Truth is, you can be piled with work and you can come home each night complaing and what not, but heck...it would taste a complete lie to say high school is more serious...perhaps seriously crazy insane, but not serious...unless you go to a boring school. lol. I know, as a senior, that there have been crazy years of work load...but that NEVER made high school more serious...just that much more insane!

Middle school sucked for me. I'm not going to sit here and say..."Middle school isn't that bad, you'll get used to it" and a lot of fake words that make me more phony than half the girls at my school who think they actual have the mind to think those tight skirts look descent on them. lol. Middle school was hell for me. It really was. I had the worse teacher in history. She was my science teacher and made all the kids cry. She made me cry. Anyway, just about every kid was going through that whole adolesense stage which made them do insane things...things I cannot say on a family board lol. Anyhow...once high school rolled around, they wisened up and learned how to do things a bit more appropriately (HAHA as if). And they learned the art of rights and responsibilities. They learned that if you are going to smoke or do drugs on private property, you will get arrested. They learned also, the following:

Police officers do not appreciate being called, "Hey yo! Wazzup! Where are da rest of you cops?"

The school does not think the toilet paper is a pretty decoration and they WILL make other people clean up after your mess. More specifically, the health teacher WILL make her A-Block students pick up the mess.

Our local pond in the middle of the woods is not a good place to start an out-of-control fire.

You see, kids in my class and in my school are learning the essentials of life. The things they couldn't learn in middle school. I hated middle school with a passion and miss NOTHING about it. I love high school. I think. And I think I might actually miss it when I graduate (Psh!) Nah, I will. lol. Just hang in there...things get better from there.

LoL, I don't mean about the behaviour, your school sounds exactly like mine . Of course its crazy and everything; I mean the work gets serious. I guess you could say I'm a bit of a ''goody-two shoes'' when it comes to schoolwork. Life in general gets serious, but the from the behaviour, you would never guess; sometimes I think I'm surrounded by chimpanzees .

I think it all depends on your perspective; what you see yourself at school for. Education or play-time? We all know we're there for education, but that's not always why we come, we go because we basically have to. If you choose to be serious about your work, then things do become a little harder in highschool, but if not then its all fun or a mixture of work and fun. I guess I just chose to be serious about school.

It's a personal choice so you, or I alone, can't tell these pre-teens what highschool is going to be like. It's different for everyone, and I do still have fun, just now I know that sometimes I have to get down to work .

~C.B.

 

[PiratePrincess1392]

I am in 8th and i like it but i also go to a small (Christian) school where everything is great for the most part but there is still drama and all that crap but i like it for the most part.
The only other thing i have a problem with is seventh grade girls that think they are all that and just walk up to me in the middle of my conversations and they follow me EVERYWHERE and we have a couple of annoying people in our grade and it just gets on my nerves that people think they can do whatever they want but i love school.....yeah i said it no iam not a suck up

I go to the same school as Sports Blondie and in fact she is sitting with me right now. Hehe!! I love this school but sometimes i think there is a lot more drama here then there was in my old school. Back in elementary. LOL I came to this school in kindergarten, went to another school for first grade, then to another school, and then back to this one in fifth grade. My grade is the smallest in the school and it rocks because no one has to be in the small lockers (8th graders get them but some years they run out of big lockers.) It also is good because you get to know everyone.

 

[Loves Disney]

LoL, I don't mean about the behaviour, your school sounds exactly like mine . Of course its crazy and everything; I mean the work gets serious. I guess you could say I'm a bit of a ''goody-two shoes'' when it comes to schoolwork. Life in general gets serious, but the from the behaviour, you would never guess; sometimes I think I'm surrounded by chimpanzees .

I think it all depends on your perspective; what you see yourself at school for. Education or play-time? We all know we're there for education, but that's not always why we come, we go because we basically have to. If you choose to be serious about your work, then things do become a little harder in highschool, but if not then its all fun or a mixture of work and fun. I guess I just chose to be serious about school.

It's a personal choice so you, or I alone, can't tell these pre-teens what highschool is going to be like. It's different for everyone, and I do still have fun, just now I know that sometimes I have to get down to work .

~C.B.

I learned that you can't always keep your nose in a book because then you lack one of the most important lessons you could ever be taught in high school...that is the art of socializing lol. It becomes more imporant to be social than a lot of things. Really. Because no employeer wants to hire a man or woman who does not work well with others. And no employee wants to work with someone whose nose is stuck in a book. That isn't fun. You realize how much of your lives are at work? You may as well wake up each morning with a smile on your face and having the time of your life (respectfully) than waking up dreading the day.

People have opinions about being serious...of course and it is important for some to be so serious...but an equal importance is being both active in after school activies, community service and other similar things as well as socially.

High school shouldn't be serious. It should be a time to learn...and sometimes that means taking things to a whole new level! Ever see The Dead Poets Society? Is it serious to have students stand on their desks? No...of course not (in the minds of MANY). But heck...those kids learned something and had fun at it.

Sometimes I wish life was a little less serious...

 

[RrCoAsTeR]

wow i never felt so .. so alone in the world ! lol i am like the only one that is 12 turnig 13 lol

ME Me me!!!

But anyway

I am usually pretty in the middle.

Too much drama here. But I like my teachers, and the social end of the school is pretty "scandal" free right now...

But usually I am leaning a bit one way or the other, but right now DEAD center... so I couldn't really vote...

 

[GirlWithSpunk]

I'm not in middle school.

I am in high school; freshman.

I hated 7th grade for middle school.

 

[RoxyTori<3]

im in 8th grade and my middle school is kinda messed up....we recently had a thret someone wrote a note and put it in a bottle and it said who ever reads this will die then wen we all came in the next day it was on a locker that said something like "thursday you will die" so we had a note go home and noone was going to go to school so thats one thing then the other is that we arent allowed to have water bottles because ppl were useing then to hold beer and one person got cought with liquor its so dumb their is alot of other stuff but its kind of all the same... everyone thinks their so tough get over it ur not.

 

[PiratePrincess1392]

that's pretty creepy, my school is private so i don't really have to worry about that stuff. It kind of nice.

 

[Sparkle_Cherry]

I learned that you can't always keep your nose in a book because then you lack one of the most important lessons you could ever be taught in high school...that is the art of socializing lol. It becomes more imporant to be social than a lot of things. Really. Because no employeer wants to hire a man or woman who does not work well with others. And no employee wants to work with someone whose nose is stuck in a book. That isn't fun. You realize how much of your lives are at work? You may as well wake up each morning with a smile on your face and having the time of your life (respectfully) than waking up dreading the day.

People have opinions about being serious...of course and it is important for some to be so serious...but an equal importance is being both active in after school activies, community service and other similar things as well as socially.

High school shouldn't be serious. It should be a time to learn...and sometimes that means taking things to a whole new level! Ever see The Dead Poets Society? Is it serious to have students stand on their desks? No...of course not (in the minds of MANY). But heck...those kids learned something and had fun at it.

Sometimes I wish life was a little less serious...

I wish life was not so serious as well, that's what I was saying when I said it gets serious and I just want to have fun. But unfortunately for us, that's not the case.

I actually have seen the Dead's Poet's Society, and I do agree with you on many levels. I never said that I don't do extra-curricular activites though; in fact didn't I say that I am involved in several different things? I said I have a job, I volunteer (at two different facilities), and I am involved in a professional choir among other things.

It sounded a bit to me like you were suggesting that I don't have friends or something.. ? Just because I think my school work is important, doesn't make me a stereo-typed bookworm, who ''always has her nose stuck in a book.'' In fact I never read in my spare time; I'm usually on VMK or the DIS! I for one, absolutely hate it when people immediately think you're a smarty-pants if you get an A. Just because someone is trying to benefit from the privlege of having an education you consider them anti-social?

I think you would be surprised if you hung out with those who get top of the class. They aren't all homework and reading, trust me .

~C.B.

 

[Loves Disney]

I wish life was not so serious as well, that's what I was saying when I said it gets serious and I just want to have fun. But unfortunately for us, that's not the case.

I actually have seen the Dead's Poet's Society, and I do agree with you on many levels. I never said that I don't do extra-curricular activites though; in fact didn't I say that I am involved in several different things? I said I have a job, I volunteer (at two different facilities), and I am involved in a professional choir among other things.

It sounded a bit to me like you were suggesting that I don't have friends or something.. ? Just because I think my school work is important, doesn't make me a stereo-typed bookworm, who ''always has her nose stuck in a book.'' In fact I never read in my spare time; I'm usually on VMK or the DIS! I for one, absolutely hate it when people immediately think you're a smarty-pants if you get an A. Just because someone is trying to benefit from the privlege of having an education you consider them anti-social?

I think you would be surprised if you hung out with those who get top of the class. They aren't all homework and reading, trust me .

~C.B.

Ah! lol, I wasn't directing the post towards you! rofl. I used the word "you" generally...I only quoted you because what you said was a stable foundation for what I needed to say what I did. lol. No no no, I didn't mean that "you" personally have your nose in a book lol, I was actually thinking of a few kids in my school. The main purpose of that post was to just give my opinion on schools and learning...Oh I'm sorry you took it offensively! That wasn't my intent AT all!

 

[dopeygirl156]

I hate my school there thinking about us staying in school longer and talking away our spreeday because i don't know if anyone on here saw the news about somebody bringing two bullets into my school and we were in lockdown for the whole day. Not sure if anyone saw that on the news.

 

[latinachick69]

i in 8th
i hate the intense amount of work
and the sucky teachers
but at the same time i have a blast with my friends
it rox cuz this year is like senior yearin high school well not exactly but its awesome i love it

 

[GirlWithSpunk]

i in 8th
i hate the intense amount of work
and the sucky teachers
but at the same time i have a blast with my friends
it rox cuz this year is like senior yearin high school well not exactly but its awesome i love it

Well, there is always going to be alot of work in any grade that you are in, so you just have to be prepared.

P.S. You will always get a mean teacher sooner or later...

 

[Sparkle_Cherry]

Ah! lol, I wasn't directing the post towards you! rofl. I used the word "you" generally...I only quoted you because what you said was a stable foundation for what I needed to say what I did. lol. No no no, I didn't mean that "you" personally have your nose in a book lol, I was actually thinking of a few kids in my school. The main purpose of that post was to just give my opinion on schools and learning...Oh I'm sorry you took it offensively! That wasn't my intent AT all!

Okay, just making sure that people don't form some bookish opinion about me on these boards! LoL.

I see exactly what you mean about employers wanting interactive staff, but my main point was that top students aren't all homework and books. Most of them are just glad for the opportunity to go to school, and are making the most of that privlege.

Of course many top students have post-secondary education in mind, and do exra-curricular activities and volunteer work as well as keep their grades up. Intelligent adolescents know that your resume/portfolio looks awesome with volunteer experience/extra-curricular activites (such as sports and clubs) so they get involved in alot.

All that stuff is alot of work, and so some people might think that they are anti-social. But that is most often very untrue; I for one, am just grateful that I can go to school. I involve myself in as much as possible so that I can qualify for scholarships and whatever post-secondary education I may choose. All of that doesn't mean I'm anti-social, it just means that I'm trying to have a good portfolio/resume; in other words: I have common sense.

In fact, at my school, most of the girls who have top marks are also athletes and have lots of friends. Now guys, that's another matter. Most athletic guys at my school depend on their football scholarships to get them through post-secondary, but some of them are really smart too. It all depends on the person.

Anyways, this is getting quite off-topic, LoL. Sorry everyone to fill up so much space of this thread.

~C.B.

 

[Loves Disney]

Okay, just making sure that people don't form some bookish opinion about me on these boards! LoL.

I see exactly what you mean about employers wanting interactive staff, but my main point was that top students aren't all homework and books. Most of them are just glad for the opportunity to go to school, and are making the most of that privlege.

, LoL. Sorry everyone to fill up so much space of this thread.

~C.B.

I never disagreed with you lol. You don't have to prove your point. lol.

I know of one student at school who thinks it's live or die when it comes to his books...it is insane, really. His mindset is to only go to school for books...not friends. He thinks it is his studies alone that will get him far in life...that friends only bring him down so he avoids friends.

 

[Miss.Sk8~alot]

hi i like middle so far i am in 7th and kind of like ..

 

[Sparkle_Cherry]

I never disagreed with you lol. You don't have to prove your point. lol.

I know of one student at school who thinks it's live or die when it comes to his books...it is insane, really. His mindset is to only go to school for books...not friends. He thinks it is his studies alone that will get him far in life...that friends only bring him down so he avoids friends.

Yup, I have a Korean student at my school who is the same, but it doesn't mean all the smart kids have to be stereotypes of the few people who would cry if they got a B on a paper .

~C.B.

 

[Loves Disney]

Yup, I have a Korean student at my school who is the same, but it doesn't mean all the smart kids have to be stereotypes of the few people who would cry if they got a B on a paper .

~C.B.

Oh of course not! My friend is third in our class and she is very active and what not.