Freshman To Senior
Becoming a freshman in high school seemed to be the best thing that happened to me throughout all of my school years. Becoming a freshman meant I got more privileges, freedom, and better options in classes. While this is all true, now that I am a senior I see things from a different view. During my senior year, a lot of things are different from when I was a freshman. One thing I think that has changed the most from when I was a freshman is that I get more respect now that I am older. Walking down the halls it seems like some kids are just so small, and they look at me like I'm some big guy that will beat them up if they don't move out of my way. The younger kids talk to me with more respect, and seem to be really nice to me. I don't only get respect from peers that go to school with me, also with older people as well. Once you get to talking to them, and mention that you are a senior, they seem to think you aren't such a punk kid anymore. They ask questions like, "when do you graduate?" and "what your plans are after you graduate?". It just seems l
They could do whatever they wanted, and I just tried to leave them alone. With all the changes and coming to reality that I've gone through in high school, I've noticed many changes from my first year of high school to the last. The push is there that I just want to get out of school. I'm not saying I don't have any homework, but the amount is definitely less. They never have the kind of questions they do now, because you still have four more years to go. I guess a lot of it was me worrying about my grades, and wasn't sure what would happen if I didn't get assignments done. And most of all, the teachers don't treat you quit as well as they do when you are a senior. Now that I have experience in high school, I've sort of learned what teachers will allow and what they won't. My freshman year on the other hand was different. I have a lot more free classes, such as teacher's aid, independent study, and even not having classes during a period. Once I really think about it, school isn't that bad, but being in it for 12 years just sort of gets a hold of you and makes you want to leave. ike they honor you for getting that far along in school. The urge that is inside of me now, was definitely not there four years ago. Yes, it did seem like I was getting older and closer to getting out of school; but nothing compared to how it is now. Some of them for good, some of for the worse, but I'm still here today.
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