Changing Schools Essay

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12/1/10 Changing Schools Have you ever wondered what it is like to be a new student? Well in my case it was a scary thought, I had so much on my mind. I was eleven years old a young girl going into the sixth grade. Being a new student seemed horrible even the thoughts made me worry. I didn’t know whether I would like this new school or not but I had to give it a shot. After I found out I was changing schools I was not happy at all I didn’t have any positive thoughts. This led to making new friends and I knew that making new friends was not going to be easy because I wouldn’t know how they were and if I would get along with them or not. I had to leave my old friends which was very sad for me. Making new friends was also hard because I didn’t know anyone, but when I arrived at the new school a sweet girl approached me wanting to be my friend which I thought was very polite. Changing schools also led to getting used to new teachers. This caused that I had to like there classroom rules and get used to them, also I had to get along with my teachers. I knew that I was going to have trouble doing this because I can be a handful sometimes. However, I managed to get used to their rules and surprisingly I got along with them. Liking my new teachers wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be. This also led to liking the school rules and obeying them at all times. On the other hand my old school had the most perfect rules ever. The new school I attended didn’t have the rules I liked but I had to get used to them as well. For example, they had a rule that said “No Chewing Gum In Class” I thought that was the lamest rule ever unlike my old school it was allowed but, I had to obey the rules and respect my new school. As a result, changing schools led to so many negative thoughts in my head. I had no choice but to like the school, I had to learn to love it. After a few

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