school help: middle school…? - Help.com

Some schools have shared lockers. Mines does, but mine is a highschool. I just didn’t get a locker, for unrelated reasons. You don’t have to get one. Middle school is alright.

lckoyl wrote:
but i want to know what kind of things i need to worry about. and how do people share lockers?

You both keep your stuff in it, you both know the combination, you can choose your locker buddy. Get a friend you trust.

You’re welcome!

Middle school? Hell? ugh I YEARN to be back in middle school. Now those were the days.

In middle school, you’re still technically looked at as a “kid” so you can act immature and have all the fun you want. In school, the class work load is ridiculously easy and you can give nearly half-*** efforts (I don’t advocate that) and still get an A for all but the most difficult of classes.

My God…. I’m a rising Senior in High school. All I remember from my middle school days is having fun and getting A’s.

Sorry to say that… but, you do realize you’ve blown your “anonymous” cover? You must check the box at the bottom of each message you send!
and in case you haven’t got the hang of site mechanics yet, you should verify you account before the cold laws of informatics deactivate it. Just check your email, there should be something from help.com. It might be in the spam folder.
Anyway… i don’t know about the locker thing because italian schools don’t have them. As for middle school being hell - that pretty much depends on what kind of person you are. Of course you could end up in a class of perfectly wonderful people - luck is a part of the game. But it should not be part of the plans. So without knowing more about you (school marks, gender, attitude, any friends from elementary continuing school with you, how you’ve got along with schoolmates until now, etc), any projections would be… unreliable. Mr Spock out. :-]
On the other hand, you may not want to tell any of this since you wanted to be anonymous. umm… well, your choice. Anyway, good luck and sorry if i’ve written a whole vocabulary!

Enjoy the freedom to choose some of your own classes, school activities, and after-school activities this year… whereas they may have been chosen for you in elementary school.

Don’t sweat the small stuff (ie. drama) -cuz it’s everywhere. And make an effort to get along with people. Those two things will help you be accepted in most cases.

I’m sure you’ll do fine. It can be a pretty fun time.