Junior high is starting to end!

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Originally Posted by Ryth

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Originally Posted by Medi

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Originally Posted by Ryth

I've hated school in general, it's always been a hellish place for me, always due to people, since I enjoy learning. I'm going into the 8th grade and I have gut feeling it's going to be a horrible, horrible, year. I hated the sixth grade and I hated the seventh grade especially, my school is full of stereotypes, undiscipline, and plain out stupidity, I can't stand this school. It's a place for me to survive and learn the information I have to learn, just have to ignore the annoyances I suffer ("YO I RACE YOU TO DA LUNCH ROOM", *kid gets trambled over* "HAHA LITTLE *obscenity*, "G-UNIT BOI!!", "*teacher name* is a *obscenity*", and the graffitti is predictably juvenile etc.), makes learning a hard, hard, thing to do when the teacher can't teach because of yelling students that won't ever be quiet no matter what the threat. So far time has proven, in middle school, things seem to get slowly worse every grade, so I have little hope for grade eight. Whatever happens, will happen and I'll just deal with it.

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That sounds terrible. I really like my school, there are only a few of those immature dumbasses...

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I try not to complain about it often, because it can make me sound like a snot, but it is terrible, the place is infested with stereotypes (namely of the "poser" and "wigger" breeds of ignorance), and holy crap, they cannot spell, my brother can spell better than my classmates, they spell "you" as "u" for cripe's sake. Listening to them talk about anything is cringe inducing, since they have such an immature, rambunctious approach to every situation regardless of it's seriousness.

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I don't blame you. I've never been able to put up with stereotypes, and I don't know if I could go to school if it were like that. Those people you go to school with seriously need to learn how to grow up. :mad:

I'm entering my last year of Eighth Grade this year too. It hasn't started yet, so I'm really nervous. Abotu nothing that will actually happen.

I hope.

Don't worry, you still have to get through four years of high school and another four years of college, at least. There's plenty of time to curse the education system during those late-night procrastination marathons.

I homeschooled (see: used the computer all day) for Junior High. Good times. Then I discovered a social life and drugs in highschool. Better times.

heh junior high...we don't have that...from 8th grade to highschool...plus we don't use the terms 'fresh man' or 'soft more' heheh

I go back in three days... ugh. Its run by a bunch of nazis. You cant even where the Patriot's opposing teams jersey on their spirit day without getting a detention. Ive hated my first two years, and im gonna hate High-School next year.

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Originally Posted by Ryth

I've hated school in general, it's always been a hellish place for me, always due to people, since I enjoy learning. I'm going into the 8th grade and I have gut feeling it's going to be a horrible, horrible, year. I hated the sixth grade and I hated the seventh grade especially, my school is full of stereotypes, undiscipline, and plain out stupidity, I can't stand this school. It's a place for me to survive and learn the information I have to learn, just have to ignore the annoyances I suffer ("YO I RACE YOU TO DA LUNCH ROOM", *kid gets trambled over* "HAHA LITTLE *obscenity*, "G-UNIT BOI!!", "*teacher name* is a *obscenity*", and the graffitti is predictably juvenile etc.), makes learning a hard, hard, thing to do when the teacher can't teach because of yelling students that won't ever be quiet no matter what the threat. So far time has proven, in middle school, things seem to get slowly worse every grade, so I have little hope for grade eight. Whatever happens, will happen and I'll just deal with it.

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sounds like you go to my school, except my teacher's and Higher-ups go on power trips. In my agenda book last year the first ammendment was left out of the list.

The kids at my middle school drove a teacher mentally insane :P
Ironically his name was Mr. Loony

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Originally Posted by Ryth

I've hated school in general, it's always been a hellish place for me, always due to people, since I enjoy learning. I'm going into the 8th grade and I have gut feeling it's going to be a horrible, horrible, year. I hated the sixth grade and I hated the seventh grade especially, my school is full of stereotypes, undiscipline, and plain out stupidity, I can't stand this school. It's a place for me to survive and learn the information I have to learn, just have to ignore the annoyances I suffer ("YO I RACE YOU TO DA LUNCH ROOM", *kid gets trambled over* "HAHA LITTLE *obscenity*, "G-UNIT BOI!!", "*teacher name* is a *obscenity*", and the graffitti is predictably juvenile etc.), makes learning a hard, hard, thing to do when the teacher can't teach because of yelling students that won't ever be quiet no matter what the threat. So far time has proven, in middle school, things seem to get slowly worse every grade, so I have little hope for grade eight. Whatever happens, will happen and I'll just deal with it.

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That sounds exactly like my school xD But I find it gets better ever year, it annoys me when people dont be quiet in lessons, is it SO hard?

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Originally Posted by Zeldy

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Originally Posted by Ryth

I've hated school in general, it's always been a hellish place for me, always due to people, since I enjoy learning. I'm going into the 8th grade and I have gut feeling it's going to be a horrible, horrible, year. I hated the sixth grade and I hated the seventh grade especially, my school is full of stereotypes, undiscipline, and plain out stupidity, I can't stand this school. It's a place for me to survive and learn the information I have to learn, just have to ignore the annoyances I suffer ("YO I RACE YOU TO DA LUNCH ROOM", *kid gets trambled over* "HAHA LITTLE *obscenity*, "G-UNIT BOI!!", "*teacher name* is a *obscenity*", and the graffitti is predictably juvenile etc.), makes learning a hard, hard, thing to do when the teacher can't teach because of yelling students that won't ever be quiet no matter what the threat. So far time has proven, in middle school, things seem to get slowly worse every grade, so I have little hope for grade eight. Whatever happens, will happen and I'll just deal with it.

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That sounds exactly like my school xD But I find it gets better ever year, it annoys me when people dont be quiet in lessons, is it SO hard?

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Yeah, it is hard, they don't quiet down, so the teacher either doesn't talk or can't be heard, so it's an impossibility to hear what he or she is trying to teach and they throw stuff around a lot, so the teacher is distracted by that too. It's, it's well, sickening.

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Originally Posted by JaytodaP

I go back in three days... ugh. Its run by a bunch of nazis. You cant even where the Patriot's opposing teams jersey on their spirit day without getting a detention. Ive hated my first two years, and im gonna hate High-School next year.

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Originally Posted by Ryth

I've hated school in general, it's always been a hellish place for me, always due to people, since I enjoy learning. I'm going into the 8th grade and I have gut feeling it's going to be a horrible, horrible, year. I hated the sixth grade and I hated the seventh grade especially, my school is full of stereotypes, undiscipline, and plain out stupidity, I can't stand this school. It's a place for me to survive and learn the information I have to learn, just have to ignore the annoyances I suffer ("YO I RACE YOU TO DA LUNCH ROOM", *kid gets trambled over* "HAHA LITTLE *obscenity*, "G-UNIT BOI!!", "*teacher name* is a *obscenity*", and the graffitti is predictably juvenile etc.), makes learning a hard, hard, thing to do when the teacher can't teach because of yelling students that won't ever be quiet no matter what the threat. So far time has proven, in middle school, things seem to get slowly worse every grade, so I have little hope for grade eight. Whatever happens, will happen and I'll just deal with it.

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sounds like you go to my Northmont, except my teacher's and Higher-ups go on power trips. In my agenda book last year the first ammendment was left out of the list.

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Fix'd!