Each year there is a new freshman class at New Haven High School. It is a big transition from junior high to high school--from having your planner signed to keeping track of a block schedule. From waiting in line to enter a classroom to the “traffic jams” that are hallways during the time between classes. Although New Haven High School and Middle School are in the same building, there are quite a few differences between the two. So, a few of the students in the class of 2018 were asked about their experiences in high school so far.
A couple of ninth graders were questioned about what their favorite and least favorite parts of high school were so far. Hannah White said she wasn’t a fan of her class having lockers at the end of the hallway. Luckily for Hannah, her locker position will change throughout the next four years. John Fleer and Hannah both agree that high school has given them the chance to meet new people and make more friends.
Senior year and freshman year are only four years apart, which may seem like a long time for some; while for others, it may not seem long enough. With only week of the school year down, a sample of the class was asked what would they say to their senior-self, if given the chance. John Fleer said to enjoy it while you can. Owen Bucheit says not to get in trouble, so one can go on senior trip.
This year, the class is going to survive the transition from junior high. They soon will blend into the life of a high schooler. A few more of the students will be interviewed later on in the year, to keep track of their experiences so far. --by Paige Adams
A couple of ninth graders were questioned about what their favorite and least favorite parts of high school were so far. Hannah White said she wasn’t a fan of her class having lockers at the end of the hallway. Luckily for Hannah, her locker position will change throughout the next four years. John Fleer and Hannah both agree that high school has given them the chance to meet new people and make more friends.
Senior year and freshman year are only four years apart, which may seem like a long time for some; while for others, it may not seem long enough. With only week of the school year down, a sample of the class was asked what would they say to their senior-self, if given the chance. John Fleer said to enjoy it while you can. Owen Bucheit says not to get in trouble, so one can go on senior trip.
This year, the class is going to survive the transition from junior high. They soon will blend into the life of a high schooler. A few more of the students will be interviewed later on in the year, to keep track of their experiences so far. --by Paige Adams
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