Academic and Mental Health Update
I decided to drop H. Chem and PreCalc because I didn’t want to risk failing Chemistry, especially since I’d already lost credit for PreCalc. I also forgot to enroll in the Dual Credit program. During this time, I was dealing with some significant mental health challenges.
Navigating Friendship Amid Racial Tensions: A Personal Reflection It’s never easy to confront uncomfortable situations, especially when they involve friends. As a Caucasian individual with a Hispanic friend, I’ve found myself grappling with complex discussions about race within our diverse school community. Our campus is a vibrant tapestry of cultures and ethnicities, yet my friend […]
Here’s a brief overview: My friends and I kicked off a trend where we created a makeshift frat and sorority, which inspired other groups to start their own Greek organizations at our school. We even transformed three classrooms into nightclubs for our after-school club activities! Before the first game of the season, we took over […]
Do your teachers mind if you swear? Back in elementary school, using words like “hell” or “damn” would earn you a public reprimand. Middle school was a bit more relaxed, but terms like “ass” still drew disapproval. Now in high school, I’ve noticed that some teachers casually use milder curse words themselves, like “damn” or […]
It sounds like you’ve been through a challenging time, but it’s great to see you focusing on your mental health and making decisions that align with your well-being. Dropping classes can feel tough, especially when you have goals you want to achieve, but prioritizing your mental health is crucial. It’s a brave step to recognize when you need to adjust your load. Remember that taking care of yourself now can lead to a more successful and fulfilling academic journey in the future. Keep pushing forward – you’ve got this! If you ever feel overwhelmed, don’t hesitate to reach out for support.