Topic: Whether you're still in school, or long out of school, what is it/was it like for you? Do you/did you experience any bullying? Are you/were you in any 'cliques', popular or not? Do you/did you do well in school? Do you/did you enjoy it or is it/was it a bad experience? What is so far/what was the most memerable about being in school?
School has been and is an easy experience for me. With the high school I am in now, everybody is pretty much friends with everybody else. There isn�t really a certain clique that reigns above everyone else. Although, it is quite the change from high school to middle school. The feel it is still fresh, since I am a mere 9th grader.
In middle school, I was in the popular clique. Some loved us�most hated us. We were the spoiled/preppy/rich group that, as most believed, were snobs. It really did anger me so, when people thought that. We all tried to get along with everyone else, but everyone just stereotyped us. That�s when I learned that people, are indeed, very stupid.
School was probably so easy for me since I have done so well in it so far. I�ve always had A�s and B�s. I won�t accept anything else besides the C in biology honors right now because that class is the devil.
Probably in all my years in school, my most memorable moment, was just spending time with my friends (also known as �The Preps� in which I mentioned above). We were so close�the eleven us. We knew everything about everybody else. And it all broke apart in high school�We called ourselves �The Crew�. It sounds stupid now, but those were my lame days, and I would give an arm to relive them again.
School is school�it�s very stupid and beyond it. Some excel, some fall back. Some drop-out, some graduate. Some have the times of their lives, some wish school would just end.
School has been manipulated from a learning system to a popularity contest.
School is a system where you are either the biggest fish living in the pond, or you are nobody.
I hear those things a lot.
But yet, in my high school, no matter what you do...you�ll always be the little fish in the big pond.
Everybody is nobody.
� Danielley
