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Personal Narrative Essay About Moving School

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Have you ever wondered what it is like moving schools because you are struggling and getting bullied? Well, I am going to be talking about the time when it happened to me. This involves some girls, teachers, and schools that I moved to. The first school I have ever gone to was Garfield Elementary. This school was not a good school. Why? Because the teachers were so rude and I was seriously struggling. When I tried to ask for help they wouldn’t help me. One time I was in math class and every chart had a plastic cover on it so when the teacher was reading one of the charts, the light was shining on it. So one day the teacher asked me a question about one of the charts and I couldn’t see the chart because it was bright because of the …show more content…

I loved this school the teachers were so nice and the kids were so cool and nice to me and then middle school came everything changed all the kids and teachers. Middle school was a wreck. Because of my best friend Faith, we were best friends since elementary. But until all the elementary mixed she made a lot of new girls and ditched me. Her new bestie made fun of me and so did faith they were so rude. That was one of the biggest distractions so I couldn’t concentrate because of the drama and rumors so that’s why over summer break I was so scared to go back to school then at the last minute I had a great idea I could do online school. I went to River Valley for quite a while. 2nd grade to 6th grade but the teachers here were nice except for a few but overall they were cool and nice. I think the only reason why they were being a little hard on us was to prepare us for high school and how the teachers will be.

So after River Valley, I moved to OCA an online learning school. I love it because the teachers are so amazing and there to help you out step by step and I have no discretions. Plus we take amazing field trips and meet a lot of cool kids. At public schools, all we did was learn we did nothing fun. But this is my first year so I don’t have much to say about

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