Algebra 1 Narrative

Algebra 1, most students enroll in this class their freshman year. A few special students take this class their eighth grade year. An even smaller pool of students are given the option to take this class their seventh grade year. Fortunately, I was part of the small group of students able to take Algebra 1 my seventh grade year. Not only did I make all A’s, but I also scored a pass plus on my ECAs for that class at a solid 729.
The next year, I transferred schools where Geometry Honors was not offered to eighth grade students. After talking with the superintendent of the school corporation, I was placed in the high school Geometry Honors class. This class was not easy, but it was a challenge I was ready for. Not only did I pass the class, but I did so with an A in both semesters.
This was due to the fact that, before I transferred schools, I was already enrolled in that class. I completed that class with flying colors; I ended both semesters with a perfect A+.
The advanced math and Spanish classes I have taken since then have been a direct repercussion of those classes. My first technical year of high school, I took Algebra II, Spanish II, and every honors class I could.
My sophomore year, this year, I enrolled in the AP physics class. Honestly, I only enrolled in this class rather than the chemistry class for two reasons. Firstly, my school does not offer an honors chemistry class and I thought it would not be challenging enough. Secondly, I have a huge interest in math and math related problems. Physics is like a huge application problem class.
This year I also enrolled in two English classes, English 10 Honors, and English 11 AP. I planned to graduate early in order to go to college sooner. I thought it would be wise not to take English 11 AP and English 12 AP in the same