“Nothing is over until the moment you stop trying.”- Bryan Dyson
Being Comfortable has been a real struggle for me these past years i’ve been here in holmes.6th grade for a 5th grader is scary, not knowing what is coming for you. 7th grade becomes easier because you already have an idea of how junior high is. 8th is all about reflecting over 6th and 7th grade. But it’s not always about problems, stress and sadness, there's also good times, like when we went to camp duncan in 6th grade, when I performed in the V-Show in 7th grade, And when went to Great America.
Welcome parents, students, and staff to the Graduation Of the Class of 2K16.
Sixth Grade for me was scary. …show more content…
It started off going well. I continued making friends, but some of those friends were not the best influences on me. Some of them rubbed off on me, and I started not to care about school and got in trouble a lot. My teachers began to notice and involved my mom. People were concerned that I was not myself anymore. My mom is the one person who helps me make good decisions. When she found out I was on a wrong path, she had a talk with me and told me to change. She told me that if I kept it up, high school would be twice as hard. I took that talk seriously and tried to mature. This helped me as I transitioned to an 8th grader. The summer break actually helped me think a lot of how I was and what had to change.
The break ended and I became an 8th grader
8th grade for me was about regrets. Everything was was different, people were starting to turn fake, and school was getting harder. Some of us have excitement on their minds other regrets. The fact that 6th and 7th grade not taken seriously made 8th hard and stressful. I had realized that I should’ve taken it seriously.
These past weeks I’ve done my best to try and change. I am very grateful that what happened in 6th grade and 7th grade I wouldn't be who I was, and I wouldn't have learned the lesson that I know