Reasons High School is Better Than Elementary School
Like most of the lists I will be doing on here, this is subject to my personal opinion on why I think high school is better than elementary school.I had 8 classes all year round in elementary and 4 per semester in high school.
You have 4 course levels to choose from: Open, Locally Developed, Applied and Academic.
I don't get to pick.
Depending on if you have an exam that day, you either only have to go for about an hour and a half or you don’t even have to go at all.
finally gonna be back with my old classmates I remember and no longer have the same teachers who give out worksheets related to kindergarten, Logan Kettelkamp will be in 8th grade and others will help him enough and he'll no longer be in a mess being okay with diapers if he gets older.
Unlike in elementary school, you don’t have to sit in the same classroom all day. This gives you a chance to move around between periods after a long time of sitting, and if there is a teacher or classmates you don’t like in one class, the chances of them being in more than maybe 2 of your classes are fairly slim.
@Ihateschool-I was in special ed in high school and I wasn’t stuck with the same teacher and classmates in the same classroom all day. Guess I was lucky.
High school is usually where everyone starts to show their true colours or look for new friend groups, but there are also many that will still be there for you forever.
I think it depends on where you live, but here, English is the only class you have to take all 4 years.
The more compulsory courses you complete, the more room for classes you want to take.
In some places, you graduate from elementary school in grade 5-6 and others you don’t graduate until grade 8, but either way, I think it’s nice that the age gap in high school is a bit smaller because I never really liked going to school with people so many years older or younger.
True but high school has a totally different set of rules such as type 5 page essays and you have 5 minutes to go to class. You still have to line up when you’re in the cafeteria.