School? *Yes?* I have some questions...

As the first of May is quickly approaching us, school is getting closer to being let out, and for most (including me), this is the time when you are forced to say goodbye to teachers that you really like, and say "so long, suckers" to the teachers that you definitely aren't gonna miss. I think I can speak for any 6th grader when I say that we have at least two of each teachers. In Southampton Middle School, theres a lot of teachers that you might hate, but the good teachers make up for it. Whether you go here:

 or here...

You will always have good and bad memories from school. Whether its spilling your tray in front of the entire cafeteria, or cracking your voice, you'll have something to later look back at and laugh at.

When I started middle school, I lost a lot of my friends because of Bel Air Middle. Making websites and being on social networks like Facebook are ways to stay in touch with them. But as you move away from friends, you grow closer to others. I've made so many new friends this year that if I were to sell them, I would need a store the size of a Wegman's! As My friends and I slowly transition in becoming a 7th grader, I am eager to see if teachers, homework, and friends are going to be different. If only one thing could change for our school, in my opinion, I would buy Chick-fil-a for lunch instead of ground up chicken beaks.

And soon enough... all 7th graders will become:

High Schoolers!!


But... is college like middle and high school?
and... do we have to see our parents every day after high school?
or. are you free to do what you want?




Important Questions