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Personal Narrative: My First Day At Lake Norman Charter School

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At Lake Norman Charter School, our motto is to learn, lead, and serve. The main thing I do is to learn. To learn means to gain or acquire knowledge of or skill in something by study, experience, or being taught. Learning relates to the motto because in order to do the other parts of the motto, you must learn. Students, like myself, live up to the learn part of the motto. It was the day before the first day of school at LNC. There once was a boy who was about to experience his first day at LNC. The boy's name was Sherbert and he was going into fifth grade. Sherbert is average height, but a little thin. He doesn't like to wear jackets, but likes to wear jeans or pants. He was a good student overall and his past teachers liked teaching him because he was respectful and almost never rude. He was curious for knowledge, but liked a small challenge also. His parents like how he learns. He likes to help people if they are stuck, but he doesn't ask many questions. The next day on the first day of school, he didn't see a lot of his friends under the carpool canopy. Eventually, he found his friends, Bob and Nivek, with some other people. Sherbert didn't know these people his old friends were hanging out with. He told Nivek, who is short …show more content…

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