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Small Town School

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This small town school offers classes for the grades 6th through 12th.
After you attend preschool you go to Windom for elementary schooling. As a little kindergartner you show up at the high school in the morning, but only to get onto the buses that drive the small ones to Windom. Which is only 11 minutes. There, they become a Windom tiger. As they go through there elementary years they learn the normal like… math, reading, and that’s when you learn about puberty! Making friends that you think that you’ll have a long life friendship with.

When you graduate from elementary to middle or junior high. You find out it’s a big change. The teachers expect homework done on timejjh and are stricter. You go more into detail of subjects you learned when you were younger. Most people think that going from an 8th grader to a freshman is scary. Its truly not, if you apply yourself and try as hard as you can, you can succeed. Teachers are not scary either, unless you do something to tick them off of coarse. You go from being the top grade in Junior …show more content…

Some of the classes would be Art with Beth Meyers, Creative Writing with Mary Bridger, Woodshop with _____ Ashbaugh, and occasionally they school puts on a play performed by the high school students.

Just recently the school acquired a new principal, Ms. Johnson. MS. Johnson decided to become principal because it is closer to her hometown, . She used to work as an assistant principal.

As the volleyball and football seasons are coming to end, that means that the basketball season is coming than we expect. Students will get the small break from the sport they are in now whether its volleyball or football. This year the Cheerleading squad got some new comers, freshman. The freshman include Roylin Brillhart, and Elizabeth Prebble. So now the squad is Carley Tomlin, Ciara Lehman, Macy Shatter, Ruth Lehman, Elizabeth Prebble, Matlyn Harris, and Roylin

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