School Time (12) Chloe Reese

You go to school your whole life almost from age four to eighteen. But then for some you go to two or four more years. This is because they graduate highschool and go to college. You start off as a little kid in pre school that runs around, plays with all the other kids, and gets to take naps during the day. Personally I think kids in high school are the ones who should get naps. But, the naps end in first grade and your basic knowledge starts to be gained. You learn how to add, subtract, multiply, and divide. You also learn how to work with others. Then as you get older and head into middle school the work starts to get a little more complicated. You have so many classes to keep up with. Then there is also the fact that the subjects we learn start to get harder and more complicated. Also friends leave and you make new ones. But at this age you may deal with peer pressure. Then you also have to think about highschool, and what the future holds. Then finally you make it to High School. At this age there is not much peer pressure or friends leaving, but are more life lessons and things that prepare you for the future. In highschool you have so many things on your plate. Focusing on graduating, what college you will go to, and what you want to do in the future. In high school there are harder classes that prepare you for the future. They try to help you so, when or if you go to college it will be easier. Then when you finally graduate and go to college every thing will change. Now school is more challenging and important. This school will help you get the job of your dreams. Also, you are considered an adult and have to take care of your self. In college the teachers aren't as willing as they are in high school or elementary. School has many stages and they all Have a place. Each stage helps you get to where you want.