as a student in senior high it’s very difficult you are traveling everyday going in school. i almost experience of some challenges …sometimes u think u stop to study think twice of your parent’s effort and hardwork for your future ….but you need to face it in those challenges .i learn year ago when i was in katipunan national high school .its my first day in first year high i’m lucky one because i’m in on last section apparently…my classmates their is very approachable …i stop of my first year high school career their because i am the one victim of bullying essue …

As many people know, the 2018-2019 school year is coming to an end. The seniors will soon be going to work or college and starting their new lives after high school. There are many different opinions on which year of high school is the best and which is the worst. Everyone has their own opinion and how their year goes normally depends on their friends, classes, sports, and clubs going on that year. Each year of high school has a different level of class difficulty, too, which has a big impact on how people like their school year. I wanted to see what students at our high school though, so I decided to interview some of the seniors to see what year of high school they thought was the best and worst.

in my first day in senior high school i’m it’s so excited and for the new classmates i know this is enjoy….i meet one of my friends since they are in grade 10 in Saint Estanislao Kostka college inc. junior high school its very happy

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