Compare And Contrast Stonecreek And Ridgeview

Stonecreek and Ridgeview are two totally different worlds. Although they may have some similarities and resembling principles, the extent to which they go to are what makes the two distinct. Their main differences are their responsibility levels and their strictness; high school may have more responsibilities, but you are also given a lot more freedom.
The level of responsibility from junior high to high school has increased drastically. To begin with, Stonecreek did not have nearly as much responsibilities as high school does. At Stonecreek there wasn’t nearly as much homework and projects that you had to complete. There was so much less that you had to do. Another thing is that at junior high, if u were failing, the teachers would make you come and get help. But at high school, if you are not doing well in a class, you have to be the one to find help and tutors. The teachers are only going to help you if you are the person that goes and asks for the help. As shown above, Ridgeview has a much higher responsibility level than Stonecreek does.
At Stonecreek, they were very strict and us students were allowed little to no freedoms. However, there is a lot more freedom at Ridgeview. For instance, at Stonecreek, we were not even allowed to step on the grass. Whereas at Ridgeview, there is nothing wrong with it. At high school we can also choose which classes are right for us. The gives us the free reign to choose which class levels are right for us. This was not the case at junior high. These things illustrate the amount of freedom that we were given at Stonecreek as opposed to at