School Stories

What are your feelings towards school?

it's fun/good old school days	41.8%	[ 97 ]
just one of my duties	24.6%	[ 57 ]
i'll be glad when it's over/ i am glad that it's over	33.6%	[ 78 ]
Total Votes:			[ 232 ]

[lil calamitas]

Replaye

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● Anime club, and I'm currently going to try for a club (as a tutor) where students can get after school help.

You've got an Anime club? Sounds great! What exactly are you doing there?
Tutoring is nice. 3nodding

[i love triangles]

lil calamitas

Replaye

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● Anime club, and I'm currently going to try for a club (as a tutor) where students can get after school help.

You've got an Anime club? Sounds great! What exactly are you doing there?
Tutoring is nice. 3nodding

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● Random stuff,
last year, they didn't really have many ideas, so we watched anime
but this year, they have big plans cat_surprised

and tutoring will get me my community service hours + if I want to become a teacher, it'll be good experience crying

[lil calamitas]

SoGummylicious

lets go back to elementary... elementary for me was sooo fun!(pre-k-1st-1/2 2nd) no one picked on me except for this punk girl throwing ice at my friends and throwing rocks at others(I scared her off though by standing up for the whole playground) 2nd grade when I moved everyone picked on me the teachers screamed at me, threw my stuff away if i made a little mistake as in if I did 1 math problem wrong the principal would slap kids 3rd grade It was okay 1 kid would pick on me though kind of but it was fine.. got pulled out, homeschooled 3rd-4th-5th-7th-8th-9th-10th 6th grade a kid picked on me about my speech half of the class hated me/talked behind my back the teacher was nice the principal was awesome! 7th grade had no friends(when I moved back to us but was in a different location 8th grade I was dual enrolled for the middle school, I took art class. 9th grade 2nd semester a guy picked on me, half of the class laughed at me because I was nervous for a presentation and shook when I presented. 10th grade a freshmen picked on me, threatened me, insulted me, threw my things on the ground. 11th grade 1st semester(now) HERE COMES THE GOOD NEWS! No one has picked on me so far, I wasn't nervous at all for the 1st day of school. I just shook it off! I'm talking a lot more now, I have some confidence (just not in the hallway only in that class room) and I HOPE it stays that way!

Dual enrolled in middle school how is that possilble?
Yeah hopefully it stays this way! ^o^

[lil calamitas]

Lughsdaughter

In elementary school, I was that one weird kid who asked a lot of question. And thus I was kind of a loner. All the other kids thought I was really weird and really shy, and I was completely fine with that because I don't get along with most people. sweatdrop Other than that I don't remember much.

Middle school was an interesting social experiment. eek I had a few friends, all of whom were just slightly strange, and I still didn't really fit in with any of them. My academics the entire time were pretty much crap, but where I live, apparently crap grades don't matter until you're in high school. stare I don't actually remember most of middle school, other than it was really boring and I had really not great teachers.

High school has been pretty sweet. Sophomore year was my bad year. I failed half my classes and now only have one off-block as a senior. sweatdrop But I'm okay with that, because at least i'll graduate in May. There are a lot more understanding people now that we've all grown up a bit, but at the same time, I still have to hide a lot of stuff from the general populace. I'm a section leader in marching band for the second year in a row this year (yeah, our section of two people) so I have a lot more responsibilities. I'm doing alright, I think. smile I actually have really great classes and teachers this year too, which is awesome.

Good luck for your last year! 3nodding
Which instrument do you play?

[lil calamitas]

Coppola

omfg this day sucked balls. j uj
I felt like dying and crying.
The ******** day before, this asian kid in front of me gave me this paper that i thought was just a joke, but then right when i left to go to 5th period, i realized it was my ID card and went back. My math teacher and my ID card was off my desk.
I was worrying so much that I lost it a day after we got it.
Then the next day, I was in art. I made superrrr tiny creases (I mean like it didn't effect the art) on the paper and the ******** art teacher was all like," WHY DID YOU FOLD IT?! IT'S THE FINAL PAPER. BLAH BLAH BLAH" I was like chill, but then she was like lecturing me and I was so pissed. I wanted to go into a corner and cry my eyes out. :c
Then in gym, we had to run around a trail and these three idiots walked side by side, blocking any way for me to go ahead of them. So, I had no choice than to walk behind and wait for them to move before I ran. But then right at that moment, the gym teacher saw us and was like,"Your grade is going to drop if you don't run!" and s**t. They blocked my way and weren't moving any time soon. Should I hop over them? (Which is kind of possible since one is pretty darn short..) So, I got a low grade probably. Even my friend's friend who ran beside me said the same thing. sfhalksfkjsalkfjsaf
Anyways, the kid in front reported it to the teacher and I got my ID card back. yay.
The only good thing that went well.
(This is the 2nd week of school btw)

Now I'm scared to go to art and terrified to look at my gym grades. :<

That's a really a day that can make one feel blue.
Hopefully it's going to be better.
Didn't you get your gym grades immediately after the run? o,o

[lil calamitas]

Maze353

But if they don't grade you then how they know you know the stuff?

I think they should grade on a sliding scale. I had an O-chem prof that did that it was great: "you had a 32, but that was the highest grade in the class so... congrats that's an A+" xd

32 out of?...
Such a sliding scale can be good, but can also be bad. If the gap between the students is too high.

[lil calamitas]

elusive chaos

Well, I was always the shy girl and weirdo. Almost always the whitest. On rare occasions I may have made a few good friends. I have been to many schools. I've seen a few different cliques here and there. In one school, it seemed, everyone wanted to be a singer and it if you could sing, you were attractive. There was almost always the "popular" group in most schools. The kids who were well known, and considered the most attractive based on body type, clothes, etc. I remember my art school was full of anime fans and almost everywhere I turned my head at lunch, there were Yu-Gi-Oh cards laid out on the tables. xp

So the "popular" people were in every school different? (Not everytime the same kind of people?) How often did you change schools? And what differences did they have?

[lil calamitas]

Replaye

► ► ►

● Random stuff,
last year, they didn't really have many ideas, so we watched anime
but this year, they have big plans cat_surprised

and tutoring will get me my community service hours + if I want to become a teacher, it'll be good experience crying

What big plans?
Do you have a school festival where you have to represent your club?

Community service hours?
Oh, you plan on becoming a teacher? For what subject?

[i love triangles]

lil calamitas

What big plans?
Do you have a school festival where you have to represent your club?

Community service hours?
Oh, you plan on becoming a teacher? For what subject?

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● Ideas, like going to the conventions, what to do in the club, stuff like that.
Annd noope, actually. sweatdrop

And as for community service hours, it's something that I have to do at my school. (I'm going to have to do them in university/college too)
Volunteer work, basically.

Anyway, I don't think that I'd want to 100% become a teacher. To be honest, I wanted to be a forensic scientist or a surgeon.
If anything, I'd want to teach either Math, French, Science or English. I don't think that I'd want to teach any of the other subjects, really. sweatdrop
Those four subjects are also the subjects that I'll probably try to tutor at the club.

[SoGummylicious]

lil calamitas

SoGummylicious

lets go back to elementary... elementary for me was sooo fun!(pre-k-1st-1/2 2nd) no one picked on me except for this punk girl throwing ice at my friends and throwing rocks at others(I scared her off though by standing up for the whole playground) 2nd grade when I moved everyone picked on me the teachers screamed at me, threw my stuff away if i made a little mistake as in if I did 1 math problem wrong the principal would slap kids 3rd grade It was okay 1 kid would pick on me though kind of but it was fine.. got pulled out, homeschooled 3rd-4th-5th-7th-8th-9th-10th 6th grade a kid picked on me about my speech half of the class hated me/talked behind my back the teacher was nice the principal was awesome! 7th grade had no friends(when I moved back to us but was in a different location 8th grade I was dual enrolled for the middle school, I took art class. 9th grade 2nd semester a guy picked on me, half of the class laughed at me because I was nervous for a presentation and shook when I presented. 10th grade a freshmen picked on me, threatened me, insulted me, threw my things on the ground. 11th grade 1st semester(now) HERE COMES THE GOOD NEWS! No one has picked on me so far, I wasn't nervous at all for the 1st day of school. I just shook it off! I'm talking a lot more now, I have some confidence (just not in the hallway only in that class room) and I HOPE it stays that way!

Dual enrolled in middle school how is that possilble?
Yeah hopefully it stays this way! ^o^

It's possible, I'm a homeschooler but I need credits in order to graduate Dual enrolled means you take a few classes at the high school to get credits so you can graduate and don't have to be held back one grade.

[The Broken Vagabond]

Meh,wasnt bad and it wasnt good either -_-

[lil calamitas]

Replaye

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● Ideas, like going to the conventions, what to do in the club, stuff like that.
Annd noope, actually. sweatdrop

And as for community service hours, it's something that I have to do at my school. (I'm going to have to do them in university/college too)
Volunteer work, basically.

Anyway, I don't think that I'd want to 100% become a teacher. To be honest, I wanted to be a forensic scientist or a surgeon.
If anything, I'd want to teach either Math, French, Science or English. I don't think that I'd want to teach any of the other subjects, really. sweatdrop
Those four subjects are also the subjects that I'll probably try to tutor at the club.

Oh, do you have an own club room were you can be everyday?
No school festival? How do you promote your club?

So clubs aren't mandatory, but community service hours are?
What can you do as community hours?

Well, you can still become a forensic scientist or a surgeon. 3nodding
Cool that you like language and science subjects. As a teacher you only have to choose two though.

[lil calamitas]

SoGummylicious

It's possible, I'm a homeschooler but I need credits in order to graduate Dual enrolled means you take a few classes at the high school to get credits so you can graduate and don't have to be held back one grade.

And there are no extern exams for homeschooled students? They really have to enroll in school for the credits?

[lil calamitas]

Evil Hero Luscious

Meh,wasnt bad and it wasnt good either -_-

But you probably made some memories, didn't you? wink

[Lughsdaughter]

lil calamitas

Good luck for your last year! 3nodding
Which instrument do you play?

I play Mellophone. It's basically halfway between a trumpet and a baritone in terms of shape, but it plays like a French Horn (which I also play, but not for marching band). biggrin