Hi I am starting Middle School in a couple of months and I really want some tips before I start so I know what to expect I know how to open a locker with the lock but what happens if I don't know where my homeroom class is and all of my other classes? I know what to do but how do I prevent them?
Please answer me.
Evicky:confused:

Get to school early on your first day and find all your classes and walk the path you'll walk for the next year to get it stuck in your head, so that you don't get lost.

You'll be fine. Middle school is fun, just remember take your work seriously. Middle school prepares you for high school which prepares you for college which prepares you for the work force, so it important to do your best!

Good luck and have a blast, these are some of the funnest years of your life.

Excellent answer above!

I would just like to add, that it's possible that you might be able to take a tour of the school in the summer of the school that you will be going to. If you just stop in at the office, perhaps a secretary or someone else might be willing to show you around and also answer some questions that you might have.

I'm sure they have summer school, perhaps a student from summer school could show you around, that's a good idea Clough.

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Originally Posted by evicky

Hi I am starting Middle School in a couple of months and I really want some tips before I start so I know what to expect I know how to open a locker with the lock but what happens if I don't know where my homeroom class is and all of my other classes? I know what to do but how do I prevent them?
Please answer me.
Evicky:confused:

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Hey evicky. I am a seventh grade history teacher, and your question is the question of every student I've ever taught (in our county middle school starts with 7th grade). Everyone worries about getting lost, being tardy for classes, etc, but the good news is you don't have to worry about this stuff. Speaking from experience:), teachers, even middle school teachers don't bite:) If you get stuck or confused, find a teacher (they don't even have to be one of your teachers) and ask them. We expect that kind of thing during the first few weeks of school. Also going to your schools open house is a wonderful idea. You can go and find your classes and meet your teachers. Don't panic. You'll do just fine.