8th-Grade Success Letter

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Greetings my future self if you do happen to stumble upon this letter, say hello to your 8th grade being. Let me explain to you how my 8th grade year has been if you have forgot after all of the high school work you most likely have done. The 8th grade year was a great experience to have been in from all of the moments I have encountered. The most enjoyable was having fun with friends in school and outside of school in different states. Hopefully you still remember those friends that were out of my state and in New Jersey. The experience that was not pleasant was me having to go overseas and missing a month of school. You probably still remember that experience, as it was a learning moment I will not forget in a long time. That is mostly it for the 8th grade experience, nothing too much but nothing to low. …show more content…

I am unsure of what path to choose or what career to pick. I hope that you have decided on what to do on the future, and have sticked to that. There is lots of potential success in this school and area, so I hope I did my best to use my resources to my advantage and obtain an excellent education. Although at the same time, I am quite excited to be entering high school, it shall be a new experience for me. I will see all of my old peers while connecting with new individuals within the school. Of course I know all too well that I will not be sad over missing all of my middle school teachers or experiences, and will look forward to high school. I will have to modify my typical middle school schedule to be adjusted to the high school level, meaning it might be stressful at times. I hope and plan to not be nervous in high school and stick up for myself. Making a positive impact is what I will do I hope. I also wish to be on par with everyone, and not be left behind. Lots of things I wish to accomplish in my high school years, and of course to my future self I hope you did these things as

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