Advice for the class of 2016

If you have Pre-Algebra with Mr. Giese you have to maintain a C+ or higher throughout the whole year. His teaching methods might seem difficult but overall they are pretty easy if you know what your doing. He teaches you everything you need to know and gives you plenty of time to come in for resource and stay after school for extra practice on something you don't quite understand, until you understand it.

If you have Art II with Mrs. Carroll you have to know that she talks a little too much and needs to provide her students with more work time. A positive to this class is that she has a wide selection of projects that you can work and complete and they don't always have to be the same thing as the other students in the class. One of the negatives to this class is that she does not allow gum in the class room.

If you have Mr. Roehl for Science class you have to know he is very funny but can be strict when it comes to turning in your homework in time, he will stay on your case if you haven't completed a overdue assignment.

Journal- June 6th 2011

As a writer I have evolved a lot.
I started off as a 7th grader who didn't really understand the whole point of grammar, and didn't know to set up essays. I used to write short stories with no meanings, and never finished them.
Now as a 8th grader I right proficient level essays and when I am writing stories I use bigger and more stronger words, and I write with more meaning.
I still have a lot to work on, some of my weakness' are sentence structure, and where to use words to make the story more interesting and exciting.

As I get older I want to be able to write in an advanced level, and possibly become a very popular author.