Walking through the abandoned high school hallways was even scarier at night‚ especially with the news that had gone all around about two teens who were found dead in our school parking lot three weeks ago. To this day the killer is still on the run‚ nowhere to be found. Quickly I head towards my car and at the same time feel a cold shiver go up my spine‚ I try to ignore it. I realize itś a Friday the day when most teens head out to the cabin hidden deep within the woods to have some fun. My friend
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going to improve. That’s what matters.” This all came after a tearful confession that college was hard and I wasn’t doing anywhere near as well as I had in my mind I should be. I was a straight A student in high school‚ I was an academic all stater‚ I had the highest ACT score in my high school. Being smart had been my “thing”. Now‚ in college‚ my grades were subpar. I was spending hours studying to get less than stellar grades on tests. I made note cards and attended study groups‚ my grades were
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fly straight into my hands. My mom’s bionic eye that was charging on the counter almost fell down‚ but my hands barely save it from what would be a shattering drop. Out the door now‚ I reach for my bike. Obviously with this great day happening‚ it clatters onto the ground. I sigh a sigh of disappointment and walk my bike to the end of my driveway and leave for school. No kids are on the street as they are probably already at highschool. “Anthony hold up!” Cory called. As usual‚ my friend is always
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your drawer and hope they match. The warmth from your bed is leaving your body so you throw your clothes on to try and keep the warm in. Since you don’t wake up until the last minute all you have time for is to brush your teeth. The thick minty toothpaste caresses your teeth while you quickly move the bristles back and forth on your teeth. Then you throw your heavy backpack on filled with the homework that isn’t finished and jump into your car. From the second you step into the building the chronic
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The time of the year had come. 5th grade had started! It was a new‚ fresh school year‚ which meant something very momentous (at least for me) was coming up soon - the student council elections. You see‚ I was one of the most courteous‚ bright kids in the fifth grade at the time‚ and decided to take a chance in the elections. I thought back to the time I was in fourth grade‚ making a fool of myself by creating a boring speech with maybe a little bit too much vocabulary. I at least tried my best‚ and
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friends minds. Where do I go? What do I want to be? How do I even get started? It’s all so stressful‚ it’s also very scary thinking about my future. The transition from high school to college is a big one‚ but it’s a transition I am excited to go through. Ever since I was little I always dreamed about going to college. My dream school was North Carolina‚ Chapel Hill; I was going to play soccer there. The person that influenced me the most for wanted to go there was Mia Hamm‚ I was going to follow
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I was in third grade when my friends and I decided to put things down the school’s toilet and sink thinking it was cool to see the objects disappear . It all started one day during recess . We were talking to a kid named Matthew who taught us how to put stuff down the sink and toilet . Every morning we barricaded the bathroom door shut and put rocks‚ wood chips‚ and paper towels in the sink‚ toilets‚ and urinals. We knew that if we got caught we would be in big trouble ‚ so we went in
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hastily rushed to investigate the noise. My mom was calling me‚ so I answered‚ “Hello?” She explained to me that she had to leave for work‚ and Auston and I were home alone. She also asked if we were on our way to the school bus stop. I checked my phone. It read 8:50‚ and the school bus departs at 9:00. “Yes we are on our way”‚ I responded and hung up. Auston‚ my twin brother‚was still asleep. I rushed to his room‚ shook him‚ and screamed to get up because we will miss the bus. Auston jumped out
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Graudation Narrative Jarrid Honore English 101 May 7‚ 2012 Life & Toilet Paper Graduation day‚ what a day. It was by far the most nerve-racking‚ anxious day ever. Many thoughts were racing through my head. All the parties‚ family members showering you with gifts. I couldn’t hardly sleep the night before because of the anixety of walkiong across the stage‚ and knowing I never have to go back to school again. Actually‚ it was probably more of a relief for the faculty and staff because they
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There have been several occasions where I’ve felt my body respond to an emotionally charged situation‚ but most recently‚ I would have to say is going back to school. I am a 34 year old‚ single mother of two. I didn’t graduate from a typical high school due to issues at home but did wind up obtaining my H.S. Diploma from an adult high school. My family does not play much of a role in mine or my children’s lives. My ex was abusive towards me for ten years before I finally had enough and left‚ taking
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