Describe Stafford Middle School

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Stafford Middle School is a horrendous place. They physical and human geography of Stafford Middle School is very horrendous.

First, one of the major physical features of the school is, it is very cramped and closed in. To support this, compared to other middle schools, Stafford Middle is the smallest. In addition to that, the hallways are overcrowded, making students have to push through people, and be late to class. Our school is so small, we have to share our track and football field with the neighboring high school, we don’t have our own. These are some of the reasons why Stafford Middle is a cramped, closed in, overcrowded place.

The culture of the teachers and students at Stafford Middle is emotionally unstable. In my 2 years of going here, I have noticed students on the verge of crying because they’re so stressed out with all the work they have and late papers. I believe the teachers are also unstable because as the exams and SOL’s get closer, teachers give out more work and get over …show more content…

There is always some type of problems between everybody. People are always talking about fighting each other and there is always people talking behind each others back. We all have our different friend groups. If somebody crosses any lines or boundaries, they get put back in their place, back into their friend group. Everybody knows the rules of not overstepping the lines of each other. At lunch, in the hallway, or on the bus, there is always talk of a fight or people talking rumors. If somebody overhears, they immediately go to tell other people, and then the word goes around, If nobody finds out who started the rumors, the last person to tell it is the one that gets in a fight. At Stafford Middle, you have to know your boundaries, have some close friends, and stay out of rumors. Those were the reasons why I think the human interaction between the students at Stafford Middle is very