What you LOVE about school says about you!

School is boring when you have to do work but afterwards it becomes nostalgic to the good side

The drama class we had was insane. One time we got a substitute and we gave her hell for trying to discipline one of our classmates because he threw a chair for a bit. Hope you enjoyed a haphazardly put together rendition of "we're all in this together" from high school musical, grumpy old lady!

Back then one of those "weeb students" in my class actually drew for around 10 students (including me) for the art class assignment and we each paid her around 5 dollars (in my country's currency). Real good talent and she said that she was self taught too. Simply put, the teacher found out and everyone that got caught including her were put into a room and we were all forced to do that assignment again, and yes she helped everyone again

I really appreciate the fact that I have so many friends in school, including a couple close ones. I also have been getting to know a lot about them, like how some of them told me they still love playing in the snow! ❄️

He says all of his words are jokes. Yet most of them feel so relatable

Bonus one Having a snow day: You love being able to play video games, watch Netflix, or have fun in the snow all day. Then you found out that virtual learning cancelled snow days. Or you live in a tropical region and are jealous that you never got to see snow.

I'm thankful that I went to a good school that I loved. I liked most of the teachers and loved my friends, many of whom I have stuck with until today for years. Classes were usually fun, and the school offers many electives. In those electives, it was great to see the amazing accomplishments (such as art pieces) of others and maybe be praised for your own. The school's sports programs were okay, slowly getting better over the years, but they were still enjoyable. There were no uniforms, which was nice. There were obviously ups and downs, but mostly, school was a fun experience.

I do love it when people complement my art. In fact, I gave up until I saw one of my classmates drawing so good in 8th grade, that I kinda made it an ambition to be as good as him, and another person came up and outdid me AGAIN!! At that point I made it a mission to improve my art. I can't forget it. So when people started to complement it, it makes me feel accomplished. It makes me feel really nice. :D

0:52 and a 10 percent chance you have braces and curly hair, have freckles, and wear a bowtie 2:47 i show my art on camera and some students and the teachers like it 3:32 its ok. i love being away from them. i love the freedom of none of them breathing down my back nor any of them being nosy or assuming anything wrong

1:34 yeah well I finally did it last year for real and uhhh… Didn’t go so well…but whatever

I really liked one teacher that just gave a lot of fun stories. I also loved the gym because sometimes we all got to play a big game of volleyball! It was super fun!

Nothing. New things to like or hate Other than being dead The right to fulfill yourself Having companions learn about you Interesting ideas No other person to find Getting used to dealing with circumstances

3:33 Thank you. I needed that.

3:00 I use my jacket to sleep in class. It's more comfortable.

2:31 is quite true

1:05 Nah I just have very loud classmates who are annoying ngl

2:20 ... (it's math) I also like being with my friends

As a homeschooler I can confirm 0:57

At least my final years of school, I actually really liked. In germany, we can optionally (optionally as in "We need it if we wanna go to university") extend our school by 2-3 years with "Abitur". I THINK it's somewhat similar to College, except you just normally visit the school like before? Idk much about college. Anyway, unlike the other years of school, you get to strike out some of the subjects you don't like. Instead of classes, you are jumbled together by the courses you take, and you have to pick 2 subjects you like, for which you will take "higher level" courses. And since I happened to share those two courses with mostly people who actually cared, and the teachers actually made them interesting, it actually became kinda fun and motivating! I have many genuine lessons that I look back on fondly. Also, I just happened to have THE technical dude as my main supervisor, and was also in some voluntarily extra courses that guy made. Even though he wasn't the principal, that dude basically controlled the entire school, because he actually had the technical knowledge how to make all the stuff work that basically anyone wanted to do. And I was in his event management course (audio mixing, professional light setups etc.), which also helped with all the school events. Which WAS sometimes quite bothersome, but seriously, if you get to cruise through the school on a giant transport wagon, at like 10pm with your pals, while carrying around the teachers master key to pretty much any doors in the school, it's kinda fun and worth it xD I even got called out of a lesson with the schools most... "respected" teacher, to help the vize-principal with some tech stuff. Or once, we went eating some fast food with a teacher cuz we didn't want to go on an annoying project-field-trip and instead helped him out at that time. Some of that miught sound "teacher's pet"-y, and maybe it is to a degree, but since those teachers were actually chill, it was just a good time

1:25 close me and my friends ALMOST set the school on fire…..12 times