My goals and expectations for the coming school year are beginning to feel a bit…
Homecoming dances, football games, student government and passing science class; it all seems a bit much to fit into one year. And when you hear your parents and teachers saying you’ve got to do more you probably feel close to exploding, but it’s not as scary as it seems. The year ahead is bound to be full of fun, memories and an array of achievements.
As I reminisce about the four years of high school I spent writing, reading, studying, memorizing and socializing, I realize that what people said about it being the best four years of your life isn’t necessarily true. The truth is that these are the best introductory four years of your life. If there is any valuable piece of advice I can give it is this: High school is not the end. This advice can be cautionary or hopeful -- it all depends on the student.
The famed senioritis is already beginning to spiral through my thoughts. As I make list upon list of things I need to get done, I find myself succumbing to distractions.
College isn’t the right fit for everyone, and apprenticeships offer wonderful opportunities for students to train toward a specific career and earn money while doing so.
As a senior in high school, every time I hear the word “college,” an endless list of…
Profiles high school and college students who have started their own businesses
Sussle.org, a “community-generated encyclopedia” that seeks posts of images, videos, how-tos and…
Weekend and summer programs allow high school students to sample courses on campus.
TITLE: Advice from the Real Story GRADE LEVELS: 9 -12 CONTENT AREAS: Choose Your Path, Prepare for…
