The New School Essays

  • Personal Narrative: Going To A New Middle School

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    I had to choose between staying at my home-school, or going to a new middle school that had just opened up called Metro. Metro made its first appearance in my life late one April evening. The outside air was warm and had the sweet smell of blossoming spring that I found so endearing. My fifth-grade year was coming to a speedy end. Sixth grade acted as an expected visitor that I excitedly sat and waited for. My siblings had all retired

  • Experiencing in a New School

    577 Words  | 2 Pages

    when entering a new school? At first you would probably be scared, but also excited for entering to a new school, especially because new challenges will appear and you will experience new things. Alexa Navas and Zion Lesesne are an example, and both of them were able to adapt to a new environment. Alexa was living in Nicaragua, but when she entered the NDS, she felt anxious and was nervous just the way Zion felt. Zion came from the United States and his main challenge was learning a new language, Spanish

  • Moving to a New School

    564 Words  | 2 Pages

    confused? Well new students feel this way whenever they move to a new school. They have no idea if they'll make friends or if anyone would like them. But with the ambassador program new students will right away feel comfortable in their new surroundings, able to learn a new language and know their way around our school faster than someone who's been there for three years. If we had this program, they just might make a friend right away. Feeling comfortable and feeling safe in your new surroundings

  • New Tisbury School Case

    564 Words  | 2 Pages

    The Case for a New Tisbury School In 1854, the town of Tisbury built its first school on Center Street in Vineyard Haven. Seventy-five years later, in 1929, that school was demolished and the Tisbury School at its current location was constructed. It has served the Town well for almost 90 years, but is at the end of its useful life. Windows have failed, the roof has multiple leaks, brick is cracking and needs repointing, and the cafeteria and gym are just too small. The renovations needed just

  • Bullying in New Zealand Schools

    3111 Words  | 7 Pages

    most popular New Zealand news website nzherald.co.nz reports 783 articles including the keywords “Bullying in Schools” dating as far back as 1999 (Alexia Internet Inc., n.d.; The New Zealand Herald, 2014) . In 2013 alone there were 82 articles written using the same keywords, which equates to atleast one being reported every week. In 2012 there were 135 matches or atleast 2 a week. It is safe to say this is a sizable national issue. Not all of these articles reported on national news topics but even

  • New School vs. Old School Hip-Hop

    702 Words  | 2 Pages

    another. But what this new generation doesn’t know about are the positive and creative flows that were spit not so long ago in the 80’s and 90’s. Rappers back in the day like Tupac and Ice Cube both had times when they had to show off their thug sides but they both had reasons or a call-to-arms for that, and indeed were in tune with that era’s problems as well as the society where they were raised. Moreover, even though some new school songs actually look promising, old school songs are still always

  • Dear New High School Student

    525 Words  | 2 Pages

    Dear New High School Student, Welcome to High School! These are going to be the best 4 years of your life! This is the time to have fun and figure out life. You’ve just come from being at the top of the totem pole in middle school and now you are right back at the bottom. Being a sophomore isn’t easy and seniors are your worst nightmare! Every guy is going to be like six feet tall and will have facial hair. You’ll meet people with all sorts of personalities and your friend list of Facebook will

  • Personal Narrative: Moving To A New School

    598 Words  | 2 Pages

    I have came to the realization that moving to a new school is tough but it was the best decision I have ever made. The challenges I had to face when making my decision were very hard. At my old school, which is Blue Ridge, I've made so many memories with good friends. I used to live in Phoenix when I was just a little kid and my family moved to Pinetop for my fathers new business. At Blue Ridge, I thought I found a home there. Everyone treated me wonderfully and I thought I wanted to graduate from

  • Personal Narrative: Moving To A New School

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    Moving to a new town can be a scary experience. Switching to a new house and different school was one of the hardest tasks i’ve ever done in my life. When my parents first told me we were moving I took it very hard and didn’t know how to handle it. It was so much to take in after all the years living in my old town, Milaca. When my mom told me we were moving it was because my dad would be closer to work and so she could get a better job. It was about a month into Summer and it was going to be a very

  • Personal Narrative: Moving To A New School

    617 Words  | 2 Pages

    to a new school as horribly terrifying, I became quite accustomed to this change. The events in my life were simply trials that have morphed me into the person that I am today. When I entered a new school or town, I faced new challenges that continued to push me. These experiences challenged me socially and academically. I consider this aspect of my background very important due to the fact that it has pushed me to become a resilient and tenacious individual and

  • The Diary : Hopes And Dreams

    1050 Words  | 3 Pages

    Rich. When they started the new year at the Wellpinit high school on the Spokane Indian Reservation, Junior attends his geometry class to find out that the book was a very old textbook, he then opens his textbook to find his mother’s maiden name in the book that was assigned to him. He then feels very angry decides to throw the book, it hits their geometry teacher in the face Mr. P, after a couple of days later Mr. P decides to visit Junior after being suspended from school. Mr. P then apologize to

  • Personal Narrative: Moving To A New School

    723 Words  | 2 Pages

    My name Hazel I am moving to a new school and I was scared to make new friends because I misses her new friends. I didn’t want to move from her school in hawaii. I was moving to Big sur because my dad had a interview to replace the director. When we got to Big sur we got settled in to our new home. One week after we got to Big sur I was getting ready to go to her new school . I had my clothes all set out for the new life I was in for. I set my alarm for 7 o’clock in the morning. I went to bed

  • Personal Narrative: Dropout In A New School

    678 Words  | 2 Pages

    student’s face. One of those “your mom” jokes had gone too far. This does not have to be you. You are just entering Jr. high, it's a new school with new rules and new faces. Think of it as a fresh, new palette, you can paint yourself as whoever you want to be. Whether that be a straight A student or a total flunk. I had survived the first half of the school year and finals week was here. I had projects from all classes, tests to study for, and essays to write. I wondered to myself, “How

  • Enlightenment Thought in New Zealand Schools

    1505 Words  | 4 Pages

    In this essay I will be looking at how the political and intellectual ideas of the enlightenment have shaped New Zealand Education. I will also be discussing the perennial tension of local control versus central control of education, and how this has been affected by the political and intellectual ideas of the enlightenment. The enlightenment was an intellectual movement, which beginnings of were marked by the Glorious Revolution in Britain. (Kramnick, 1995). The enlightenment movement continued

  • Personal Narrative Essay Psychology

    815 Words  | 2 Pages

    But the bubble shrank, as suddenly nothing in my life was the same degree of consistent that it had been. The different grades I moved through in school brought new students each year, but took away some just the same, and I found myself in the center of a dwindling group of recognizable faces. And when middle school came along, the bubble I had become so dependent on popped. I made friends slower than ever, and my first year is filled with memories of people leaving my life at

  • Coming Into A New High School Essay

    1267 Words  | 3 Pages

    Coming into a new high school, freshman year, I had to learn about how to adapt to the school and the environment very quickly. I still remember the first day I walked on campus one hot summer sunny day. As I walked up and down the campus walkway I stared at each of the eight buildings, intrigued with each building’s unique structure and amazed that each building was made out of actual bricks. I was terrified, lonely, and did not know what to do or think about for my first day of school. The night before

  • New School Rap Research Paper

    1469 Words  | 3 Pages

    the New School rap industry. Like most other subcultures tend to originate, this genre emerged by giving a voice to the voiceless—in this case many of the black citizens of America struggling to make a living on the streets. However, as the many music and fashion trends associated with subcultures, New School included, become increasingly popular on a nationwide scale, so does the desire to be widely attractive to consumers. Because of the music and fashion trends associated with New School rap

  • Planning report

    2847 Words  | 6 Pages

    are by giving a suitable proposed development in accordance with relevant planning policies and by observing the surrounding site area from site visit. 1.2 After several discussion and research, we have decided to choose ‘DC/13/00963/FUL – Hill Top School, Welcroft’ as our Planning application which is for the Gateshead Council. We have attended the Planning and Development Committee meeting held on the 30th October 2013. We have also visited the site concerned to observe and identify an appropriate

  • The Year that Changed My Perspective of School

    1246 Words  | 3 Pages

    Perspective of School It all started a week before the new school year. The year of the sneezing, coughing and nonstop runny nose was preparing its over throw of summer. I wasn't too excited about it. In fact I dreaded it. Advertisements came flying through the mail. Every one of them had printed boldly "Back To School" and "Back to School" again. It made me sick to my stomach. I threw every ad in the garbage. I never knew it but this school year was to change my view of school and the people

  • He/she who is the tower of my strengt

    663 Words  | 2 Pages

    When I was in the 7th grade, a new student joined us by the name of Kieran Rose. I was assigned to show him around school, help him make friends and most importantly make sure he was comfortable in his new environment. Six years later, he is now my best and closest friend. In October 2012, the annual inter-schools swimming gala took place in Nairobi at the Kasarani stadium. At the time, I used to take swimming very seriously and regularly went for training after school. Kieran always stayed behind