Things I told my younger sister before going to high school
June 2, 2016
Before my little sister had her first day in high school, I gave her some advice on what high school is all about.
- Don’t stand in the middle of the hallway before school. Everyone else is trying to get through, and they have no problem walking through you to get to class.
- Go to the home football games. You’ll regret it if you don’t.
- Listen to what your teachers are saying. They know what they’re talking about and are only trying to help you.
- Do your homework. It matters in high school.
- Join a club or sport. You want to get involved to meet new people.
- While you may find new friends, choose the ones who you want to be your core group of friends and keep it that way.
- Choose your new friends wisely. Their behavior reflects back on to you.
- Go to homecoming: whether it’s with friends or a date, you’ll have so much fun.
- Talk to mom and dad when you have a problem. They are be more helpful than you think.
- Don’t join in the popularity contest. Being nice to everyone leads to more friends in the long run.
- Do what you want. Don’t let your friends make you feel bad for joining something that you are interested in.
- Dress nicely every now and then. You will feel better about yourself.
- It’s okay to have a bad hair day every now and then. It happens to everyone.
- Drama will happen it’s inevitable, but that doesn’t mean you have to a part of every little fight. Nobody thinks that it is cool.
- Some people say that upperclassmen are so mean, but in reality they aren’t worried about you.
- BE YOURSELF AND ENJOY THESE NEXT FOUR YEARS.