Being In Trouble In High School

Being in trouble by the principal can have an everlasting effect on how you feel about your elementary school years. I never imagined myself getting in trouble by the principal because I was an excellent student and my mom taught at the school I went to. My mom being a teacher at the same school I attended did not give me any room to get into trouble. I was a representation of her. Getting in trouble was not an option in my household. This particular year I got into trouble put a nasty feeling in my heart. I just wanted to walk out of school and never return.
As we began walking through the hallway, I could tell she was ticked off. She was so angry that you could hear her shoes pounding on the carpet. I followed her down the hallway making sure I kept a little distance between us in fear of being yelled at. The principal’s shoes continued to pound the carpet harder and harder. My heart pounded with each step she made down the hall. We were almost to my classroom when I looked to the right and saw my mother with her class. My mom looked over and knew that something was wrong. I could not look at her for I had tears in my
I rushed to my seat with tears still pouring from my eyes and grabbed my lunch pail. I followed her back down the hallway with hopes that my mom and her class were gone, in fear of further embarrassment. My heart gleamed with joy as my mother and her class was nowhere to be found. Somehow, the principal looked even angrier. As if she wanted my mom to still be there so she could scold her about teaching me to be more responsible. Time felt like it began to slow down and each step I took became heavier than the last. Still, I reluctantly continued to follow the principal back to the office. I had to eat much lunch in the office as a punishment. To make matters worse, I was not allowed to eat the fun snacks my mom packed in my lunch per the