good things abt my school but also bad things

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i complain a lot and my school's not that bad

let's start with the bad things.

1. There are not enough stalls in each bathroom.

2. There are not enough stalls in the locker rooms, so I usually just end up changing right in the open which is awkward for everybody.

3. The bus loop is stupid.

4. They force us outside for recess instead of letting us have a free period although we arguably have a free period every other day.

5. The confusing "gold day" "blue day" thing they have going on. It took me like 5 tries to get my mom to understand and my dad didn't get it until she explained it to him. It's also super confusing for long breaks like winter break or spring break.

6. There's literally only 2 stairwells.

7. This e-hallpass is annoying and also sounds dumb. yall couldn't call it something else?

8. Boys have two restrooms in this big hallway by the library and the gals only have 1.

9. A lunch, B lunch, and C lunch. I wake up super early because I take a long time getting ready for school (and also i waste time.) I wake up at 5:35 am and have breakfast at around 5:45 am. C lunch doesn't start until 12:15, so I basically go 6.5 hours without food on days I have C lunch. I also forgot to bring a snack today so all I had was this tiny chocolate wafer my friend gave me which was still good. Also, I'm on my period and was in pain and hungry at the same time in PE with a headache as well.

10. The library has PJO and HoO but not Trials of Apollo. wtf? also the nonfiction section and comic section is tiny. 


ok good things:

1. The library is awesome. It has a makerspace and a tech den which has a wacom tablet and an electric keyboard and mics to make podcasts. i mean, that's awesome.

2. The band room has cubby holes so I don't have to lug my trombone around all day.

3. Home Ec is rather fun even though we haven't even started cooking or sewing yet.

4. the library is cool.

that's about it lmao

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