Junior has a sudden realization as he opens his textbook to find his mother’s name written on the book, the realization that for the past generation Wellpinit has been teaching him the same things they taught to the last generation because they were so poor. An angry Junior threw the book at Mr. P, mentally screaming at how unfair the education at Wellpinit was. With this, began the first thought of leaving the reservation, the thought began with Mr. P visiting Junior’s house to commend him for not giving up , that he was glad that Junior threw the book at him. Metaphorically this is the first battle of the culturally conflicted war; this is metaphorically the first contact the white side of Junior makes. Mr. P threw out the thought that the Indian side of Junior was possibly destroying him and destroying his future, as said in the book, "If you stay on this rez," Mr. P said, They're going to kill you.
Businesses were started to sustain the students, everyone still had education without the shouting, boys and girls knew how to defend themselves, and the school was running perfectly. Everything was looking up until they got a call from the School Board saying that they will have their SATs this Saturday. The principal contacted the board so that when the students fail, he could take the school back. Ken knew that the principal was going to try something like this. Using his mad hacking skills, he hacked the SBA (School Board Association) and printed a copy of the SAT.
She answered a few questions from several students and stated that everyone should know what they are doing and to start on their assignment. John still had his hand raised and was told by the teacher to put his hand down, she never bothered to answer his question. She basically ignored him, and he began to talk out loud to himself. The teacher looked up from her desk and he stopped, he then escalated his noise level by tapping his hands on his desk. Once again the teacher looked up at him, and informed him that if he continued to disrupt the class she was going to write him up.
He would go into every match determined not to lose and would come out victor. He would lose the first match of his tournament because of the seed he was and because he was a rookie. He prevailed over the rest of his opponents and made it to sectionals where he would go and place third to make it to districts. He lost both matches at districts where his season would end from his body being banged up with his record having 16 wins and 6 losses for his first year. He suffered from a bursa on his kneecap which is very painful from his knee hitting the mat constantly.
After Stanley first hole he nearly got in a fright then he got the nickname caveman. Near the end of part one Stanley took the blame for what magnet did. Stanley started to teach zero to read and write and zero started to help Stanley with his hole so Stanley would have more energy to teach him. The other boys didn’t like what they were doing. Were I am in the story is that zero hit mom and ran away two days later
Heroism – Point Blanc For the past few English lessons, I have chosen and read the book Point Blanc by Anthony Horowitz, the second book of the Alex Rider series. When Alex was at school, he would just be like all the other students; going to lessons, doing stacks of homework that his teachers had given. But Alex was actually a secret agent that works for the M16. This wasn’t his job until his uncle – Ian Rider – had been murdered a few weeks ago and M16 had forced Alex to take his uncle’s place as a secret agent. In Point Blanc, Alex was summoned on a mission to find connections between the school - Point Blanc, and two deaths that had happened earlier with clues and suspicions that drove towards the school.
He was picked on daily by his classmates in high school especially when they had written notes which were placed on his desk often degrading his nationality by calling him racist slurs. This verbal abuse sometimes provoked many after-school fights where the school’s principal would end up sending him home in a cab on a daily basis. The principal did this because it saved him from catching a beating from at least 40 angry students who were always waiting for him after classes were
Everyone at the meeting jumps into the battle, and Chern notices a normal student to Dark transformation. After the battle, Patrick reports the loss of Rusdi to Darks, but he is found the next day in class as a soulless student. To address this Darks situation, Chern gathers a large AL members group, and she calls out Shawn to share his ideal about everyone passing on. Various members object, but Patrick and Dennis share his revelation. In a subsequent smaller meeting, Chern enlists Casy's help before she hunts down the source of Dark.
As people would think, we wanted to throw the largest farewell party, but guess what” – takes a pause and chuckles, thinking of what’s coming – “The principal had a different idea; farewell parties within school hours were prohibited from that year on.” Looking all suspicious and rebellious continues with the story saying how they decided to stay outside after lunch and strike making it clear they were having the farewell party one way or the other. He continues: “the principal locked all the classrooms, confiscated our books, placed them in black garbage bags and let us know there would be tests on Monday. This day got to be remembered as “Black Bag Monday.” Even so, when asked about whether he regrets anything about those four years, Thomas though about it, got inspired, smiled and said “Absolutely nothing.” When summarizing his experiences and highlights throughout high school, Thomas was left speechless; “Highlight…Wow” when he finally reacted he said “too many years too many highlights but, definitely a big one was the party after high school graduation, when we realized what a family we had
Life of a student is a very stressful one, as you drag yourself to school around 7:40 you desperately try to find friends that have completed a large sum of the mound of homework we were given the day before. Everyone lines themselves in the hallways trying to urgently scribble down answers. It comes to a point when you don’t even care if they are right or wrong as long as there is something there. The bell becomes your enemy, it is the sound of, “your screwed, ” blaring through your ears. Everybody