Personal Statement: Why I Hate School

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School is sometimes fun and sometimes boring. I hate school but some people like school. I wonder who those people are. School is interesting. I learn different things every day. But sometimes I get tired and bored that I don’t learn anything and I always wonder when it is going to be time to go home. Sometimes school is very fun that I don’t remember about home. School is important in life. If we don’t go to school, we won’t know most of the thing in life. We have to pay attenision in school because the teacher is teaching us. If we don’t pay attenision the teachers are wasting their time on us. Teachers waste their time on us and some people don’t listen. There are things you have to face if you don’t listen. School has many subjects. They

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