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Fun, scary, and nurve recking....The first day of highschool.

New school, new teachers, and new friends, all part of another new school year.

This one is different though, its the first day of high school. Some kids act really

scared or nurvice and others dont. The truth is, mostly everyone who walks through

those doors for the first time is in one way or another scared. Some other

students think that the first day is the easiest, because of no work having to be done, and

just sitting around listening to the teachers talk about what they are going to

need for that class. Nope the first day of school is the hardest.

The bell rings as you sprint to class. A couple minutes later you are sitting in your

chair ready to listen to the next teacher lecture. As days go on you find

yourself getting to class earlier and earlier each day. Finding new routes, talking a little

more, taking more time between classes and the tension eases.......

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