high school question?!?

Question

i have been recently homeschooled and dont like it.i missed 9th grade but plan to go next year.i think im nice and pretty darn funny but there was drama at my old school and kind need to know about high school and what to exspect.thanxs

p.s- plz be serious

Answer 1

There's going to be "drama" aplenty at high school but there's also going to be some really good times. Friday nights at the football stadium; homecoming; school plays; junior/senior prom; missed homework assignments that "your dog ate"; walking down the hall with that "special girl" on your arm; throwing up in homeroom or the nurse's office; having an outbreak of acne the night before class pictures; the "yucky" food in the school cafeteria; every last thing you'll think you'd hate but ten years after you graduate the very same things you'd give anything to go back and do ALL over again. YOU'LL LOVE IT!

Answer 2

Yes, of course every high school is different, but what will make the biggest difference for you is your friends. Seriously, don't try to go find the "in" crowd, because who are they anyway?? Do you have any friends in the highschool right now? If you do, then that's who you will hang out with.
If not, go to class, and get to know some kids in your classes. It's easy, just be yourself. You will be able to tell pretty darn quick who you are going to get along with and who you aren't. You will have lunch with the same group every day, so find someone to sit with.
Are you planning on joining any clubs or play sports or music or drama? There's an instant crowd of friends for you in each of those.
There is drama everywhere. Good grief, I can get drama at our local Wal-Mart, lol.
Just be you. Be nice. Make an effort. Don't wait for others to come to you. Study hard. Pay attention.
Just from what you wrote you sound like a great person and I think you'll do well.

Answer 3

I'm surprised i didn't write this question, i got into a little bit of trouble in 9th grade last year and so my parents put me into an on-line schooling program, but since then my dad went back to school we opened our own business and my mom is having a baby boy next month, so i get to go to a military base high school next year, and i don't know weather to be excited or nervous as hell, i mean don't get me wrong I'm happy to be going back to a real school, you never really know how annoying family can be until your with them every second, but, i guess I'll just hope for the best, i think that's really the only thing you can do,

Answer 4

Ok so i missed half of 7th and 8th grade because of a... lets call it a problem.
Social expecting- So i was homescholled for those years and i lost rack of most of my friends. When i went tback this yr. in 9th grade alot of my old friends looked at me really weird becasue there were so many roomers going around (i was in an institution, i tried killing myself, i was killed... that one was pretty funny when i heard it! but none were true)they actually havnt said one word to me since the beginning of the yr. But then some of my other friends were great and thanks to them i made newer friends. So when u go back expect there to be rumors, and that your drama will be exagerated into something bigger, and you probably will lose alot of your old "friends" but it will be fine.
Academically Expecting- It might be hard transitioning into normal classes. My first semester of this year i failed sci. and i got an incomplete in eng. then this semester i had to take sci over agian i was failing but then i brought my grade up so right now im jsut passing, World History i am failing, math i think im doing pretty good even though i dont understand anything (he seems to forget to record the homework that i forget to hand in), and im working on finishing my eng. incomplete. So u might have some trouble depending on how u do in school... i was getting bs before i was homeschooled.

i didnt like homeschooling either because where i live its 30 min. to any of my friends and the school so it was so isolating!

GOOD LUCK!!!!!!
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Answer 5

it really depends on the friends you make. The friends you make in high school will either give you a great experiance or make it horrible. Dont be a loner. kids are mean and will pick on you. Dont hang out in the cafiteria. try to make friends with the "in" crowd however that might be difficult. they are very clingy. Its weird i had one really good friend I could always count on her to get into trouble with me ditch, party etc... we went to the same school and never ever hung out at school. Definatly make it to at least one formal dance. Oh and always stand up for yourself. If you let someone push you around then they all will.

Answer 6

It depends on each school. It depends on the kids, the size of the school/community, you, the teachers...it depends on everything. Your best option would be to ask some of the kids that go there now, and see what they have to say.

Answer 7

I am serious. Ask other students in your area that attend the public school. They can tell you better than any of us unless we were in your local area.

Answer 8

From my experience all school are different. The kids are different and they all act different. You just got to find with who you get along with them and be sure of yourself

Answer 9

Every high school is different, every year is different. It's impossible to tell you what it's definitely going to be like.

Answer 10

i don't know about you, but i would hate to be part of the "in" crowd. its funner when you don't have people criticizing your every move. make friends w/ people in your classes, its a good way to start.