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As you gear up for your last year of high school, there are a lot of emotions and uncertainties about what the next year — and the four years after that — will bring. High school seniors are on the brink of making some of the biggest decisions of their lives, and for many students and their parents, it will feel as if this moment came sooner than they anticipated.
The previous three years of high school went by in the blink of an eye, and senior year will be no different. Navigating the final year of high school can be eerily similar to the first, with a lot of nerves and high expectations for the “best year ever.”
You've made it through two years of high school…only two more to go. There is so much to expect your junior year, and sometimes it can seem so overwhelming. If you think back to your sophomore year, you watched the Juniors run around like crazy at times. It's a fairly stressful year, so knowing what to expect your junior year means being able to plan ahead to make your way through it unscathed.
Congratulations! You made your way through 9th grade, and now you're probably wondering what to expect your sophomore year in high school. It's not as nerve-wracking as your Freshman year, where everything is new. Instead, being a Sophomore means knowing enough to start your focus on college and/or your career path after high school. Being a 10th grader means taking things a little more seriously while being more comfortable in your surroundings.
Freshman year of high school is a big transition for any student. The beginning of ninth grade signals change on a number of different levels. You’re probably starting new clubs and exploring new extracurriculars. You are selecting classes with an eye for your future and beginning to think about college. All this is on top of making new friends and maintaining old friendships, too. There’s a lot to juggle. Luckily, you’re not the only person going through this, and plenty of others have made the transition before you too. Your school counselors are here to help students and parents with the transition into high school!
Freshman year of high school is a big transition for any student. The beginning of ninth grade signals change on a number of different levels. You’re probably starting new clubs and exploring new extracurriculars. You are selecting classes with an eye for your future and beginning to think about college. All this is on top of making new friends and maintaining old friendships, too. There’s a lot to juggle. Luckily, you’re not the only person going through this, and plenty of others have made the transition before you too. Your school counselors are here to help students and parents with the transition into high school!
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