I rarely make posts like this, but I feel like since school is starting for most people, we should recognize this.

So as you know, school leads to you getting a job and being an adult, but before that, there's work. School work. Everything you do matters, even in elementary school. If you do well in elementary school, you get advanced and honors classes in middle school, and depending on how you do, you can get college courses while you are in high school.

I tried my best in 5th grade, it got me into advanced classes through my whole time in middle school. Now that work has paid off. I am currently enrolled in a college course, and I am with a program that lets you graduate from high school with an AS degree (1 year of college completed).

I know it can get overwhelming with homework and projects, but if you set aside time to do it, (not go on DSGHQ for a little while :o) you can definitely get the work done. I know DSGHQ is important to a lot of you as it is to me, but I do realize that there is a life beyond here. Many of you need to realize that.

If you try now, get the work done, go through school by actually trying, you can get so far in life. If I do graduate with an AS degree, I can easily be accepted into a college for a full ride scholarship. The colleges would know I could get a Bachelor's degree within 3 years and would accept me easily. It's going to help you if you do well, honestly it will. I never thought it would until I got accepted into this program. Then I realized everything I've ever done in school has led me to this.

This is a part of my inactivity, I spend time working essays and other projects most of the time so I can be successful.

You can't have a perfect life handed to you on a plate, unless you try. Teachers will help you if you are trying and not succeeding, they will help you succeed to the best of their ability. That's what they are there for.

I hope someone looks at this and agrees, or that someone can look at this and learn, because school is more than just 7 hours of crap, it's 7 hours of education that's going to get you somewhere.

- Kara

I hate school.

Thats all I have to say. I try hard, but i hate it.

Most kids hate school because they're worried what's gonna happen there. For example, they may get bullied.

Anyways, you're right. 2 years ago I had so much help from a teacher. However, at the near end, I started to master everything, and the teacher then started helping other students that were having trouble with some aspects of the subjects.

Wow Kara. You seem so educated and dedicated to school. I dislike it, but I try hard so I can get a good job as a grown up and perhaps have children.

Most people hates school cuz their too lazy on it

Kara wrote on 2nd September 2015 06:10 AM:

I rarely make posts like this, but I feel like since school is starting for most people, we should recognize this.

So as you know, school leads to you getting a job and being an adult, but before that, there's work. School work. Everything you do matters, even in elementary school. If you do well in elementary school, you get advanced and honors classes in middle school, and depending on how you do, you can get college courses while you are in high school.

I tried my best in 5th grade, it got me into advanced classes through my whole time in middle school. Now that work has paid off. I am currently enrolled in a college course, and I am with a program that lets you graduate from high school with an AS degree (1 year of college completed).

I know it can get overwhelming with homework and projects, but if you set aside time to do it, (not go on DSGHQ for a little while :o) you can definitely get the work done. I know DSGHQ is important to a lot of you as it is to me, but I do realize that there is a life beyond here. Many of you need to realize that.

If you try now, get the work done, go through school by actually trying, you can get so far in life. If I do graduate with an AS degree, I can easily be accepted into a college for a full ride scholarship. The colleges would know I could get a Bachelor's degree within 3 years and would accept me easily. It's going to help you if you do well, honestly it will. I never thought it would until I got accepted into this program. Then I realized everything I've ever done in school has led me to this.

This is a part of my inactivity, I spend time working essays and other projects most of the time so I can be successful.

You can't have a perfect life handed to you on a plate, unless you try. Teachers will help you if you are trying and not succeeding, they will help you succeed to the best of their ability. That's what they are there for.

I hope someone looks at this and agrees, or that someone can look at this and learn, because school is more than just 7 hours of crap, it's 7 hours of education that's going to get you somewhere.

- Kara

what I allways think and cry about.

Jess wrote on 2nd September 2015 06:46 AM:

I hate school.

Thats all I have to say. I try hard, but i hate it.

I don't try hard 'cause I know the answers but i still hate school.

I try my hardest at school, but I have trouble with a few things. For example, I get called a lot of rude names like "blabbermouth" and that makes me really upset. I finish my homework as soon as I can, but I try my hardest too. I hate writing reports though. I like school. Call me crazy for liking school.

GG I think this is a good one.