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Have you ever moved in the middle of the school year? Moving schools during the year isn’t very fun. It can be scary at times. Walking into a new school is like walking into a new life. Having too make new friends. Have you ever had to make new friends?
Moving schools in the middle of the school year can be hard. You have to leave all your friends and even memories. But I guess moving schools means a fresh start. A lot of people at a new school will look at you weird and some may just ask to be your friend. I know on my first day I didn’t know anybody. Moving schools can be scary at times especially when you get lost. Or even walking alone in the hall. I had no clue where to go or what to say. After a while people start to ask if you need

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