Ifagalz

It’s official, in about four months, I’m going to be completely done with my high school career. Am I excited? HECK YES. Nervous? More so than ever before. Sad? Nah.. ok.. a little. Aside from that, I’ve been trying my best to not let Senioritis- A SERIOUS HIGH SCHOOL DISEASE (lol)- get the best of me. But I have to admit, it nearly got the me first semester. I got a little off track and stopped focusing on high school and all I could think about was getting out of that place. It wasn’t that high school was scary, or horrible, I was/am just ready for something new. Anyhow, it didn’t hit me to really raise my grades until the last six weeks of semester. Within that time frame, I managed to raise two failing grades to and A and a B, and although I’m content.. I know I could have done better (next/final semester!)

Heres the throw down for me, guys. I have an A in Cambridge History Tutoring, Leadership, and Pre-Cal. Two B’s for AP-English Lang./Lit and AVID. And I won’t have an official grade for my Physics class until I take my finals, two weeks AFTER semesters over (it will go in as an “I” which isn’t good b/c it looks like a failing grade even though it’s not.)

Although my physics teacher says he’s adjusting our first semester grade, after we take the finals, some seniors (including myself) can’t help but be nervous. I can only hope for the best, and study for my physics finals which will be in two weeks. I’m also waiting on my English teacher to input our essay grades, which she said should bring my grade to an A for first semester. I’m crossing my fingers.

As for everything else, I haven’t really focused on my social life.. but it’s senior year and I’ve been more focused on leaving than staying. My dad has been a huge help with college and I honestly haven’t seen him more excited for me than now It’s a roller coaster applying for college, financial aid, scholarships, but I know it’ll pay off in the end. I’ve been admitted into University of Idaho, and I’ll be visiting it in 56 days

that’s all for now, I’ll be back later C:

signing out,

Jane.