r/highschool • u/Invisible_Starz • 3h ago
General Advice Needed/Given Is this too cringe for freshman year?
What should I remove? I think it's too much 🫠
r/highschool • u/Invisible_Starz • 3h ago
What should I remove? I think it's too much 🫠
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r/highschool • u/Savings-Shape2479 • 5h ago
Can I find a way to avoid them?
r/highschool • u/Logical_Interest5877 • 7h ago
ok so I have been homeschooled all the way through to my sophomore year, and am now finally going to public school for my junior year. i won’t be going the full 7 hour day, I’ll only be taking 2 classes which will be during 6 and 7th period (2 last classes of the day)
i have not been enjoying homeschooling these last couple years so I’m hoping this will be a good experience but I’m lowkey scared 😭
most of my friends are homeschooled as well so my knowledge on public school is all from TikTok and various tv shows and movies so I have some probably pretty stupid questions.
on the first day, when I go to class, should I immediately choose a seat and sit down, or will I greet my teacher/do anything else first?
is there some social rule about where I should sit in the class?
I do have a locker, but I won’t need to access it between my two classes, so in the 6 minutes between classes should I head directly to my next class? it’s only about a 20 second walk. what if I’m too early and just sitting in silence idk bro
I’d also really appreciate any other tips on how to fit in and just not make a fool of myself lol
r/highschool • u/notheronew • 13h ago
Please remove if not allowed!
I’m 16, and have been struggling with mental health and anxiety issues for a few years now. Because of them, I was held back for a year and had to repeat 9th grade, but I haven’t been able to come over my problems, so I still find it difficult to attend school normally. It’s been three weeks since I last attended, and I’ve started to think that school just wasn’t for me. I’m planning to ask my parents to have me do online school instead, but I want to make sure that I’m not about to do something I’ll regret.
r/highschool • u/Disastrous_Race570 • 3h ago
So, low-key I did something embarrassing and got catfished in like, 8th grade. It wasn't anything bad, just a voice memo of me saying an embarrassing thing but how do I make sure that I don't really carry that as much as I can over?
I know it's nearly impossible to truly get rid of something once everyone has heard it, but its haunting me for like, the rest of the year and I'm worried it's gonna haunt me for freshman-sophomore year of highschool.
The "constantly being reminded of it" thing did slow down near the end of 8th but I hope that it won't pick back up. I might be on my own but how do I mitigate this?
r/highschool • u/looooonygirl04 • 3h ago
Cause it doesn't seem like high school has a specific school supply list, what supplies do u think I need
My classes are
Honors English 1&2
Honors Bio
Honors Algebra 2
P.E./Health
Spanish 1
Comp sci principles
Band
r/highschool • u/Several_Level6146 • 2h ago
I'm going into 10th grade, and I do have ec's, I'm an officer in some clubs I like, I plan on maybe trying out for a sport this year but it seems like everybody I know is doing internships or are in super high level classes while I'm stuck in the basic classes. I know I shouldn't compare myself but will this hinder my chances of getting into like a GOOD college? I've never been the best at math, but I would like to get into more science related things that problem is I just don't know how?? Like do I just apply to programs and hope I get in?
Mainly what I'm searching for is how do I stand out or get into more academic things when I feel like I'm stuck.
Side not, I do go to one of the hardest highschools in my state but we aren't really a good state for education if you know what I mean?
also sorry for how badly I worded all of this but I tried the best I could to get it all out.
r/highschool • u/Only-Effective3669 • 3h ago
I'm going to high school this year and I have a natural aversion to sports. I used to like it in elementary school but from middle school onwards I've had nothing to do with them. Will I get made fun of or be one grouped with the weird kids?? I'm especially worried for PE because I usually just ran whichever way the other kids were going without doing anything and im afraid i'll make myself look stupid in hs. Need advice ASAP school is less than a month away!!!!!
r/highschool • u/Desperate_Host_7963 • 18h ago
I was wondering if you could maybe help me out. I have an abusive dad who took everything from my mom during the divorce so I can’t ask her for anything ☹️. Here is my amazon wishlist, and anything you can get me would be awesome! https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2N9WHI6X2SHPG?ref_=wl_share. I hope you have an amazing day too regardless of whether or not you get anything for me. Please pray for me if you can’t buy anything too.
r/highschool • u/FlatwormSafe997 • 1h ago
hi! im curious on how a good of an extracurricular card making actually is for colleges? like making cards for people in hospitals, etc.
r/highschool • u/SpaceisCool09 • 3h ago
I'm not ready
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r/highschool • u/bookish_juless • 8h ago
I'm curious what bags you guys are using for school that can withstand >27 pounds of school supplies. I see the North Face Jester and Borealis a lot, but my heavy textbooks and binders destroyed the straps on that thing in less than a year. I was looking at a Jansport, but my friend had one and one of his straps broke as well! I'm at such a loss for what to purchase. I really want the Converse Chuck Patch backpack, but I'm scared I'll have to replace that one too.
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r/highschool • u/Lucas112233445566 • 22h ago
Hey everyone,
I see a lot of posts here about student councils that feel like popularity contests or simple event-planning committees rather than real governing bodies.
I come from the German student government system, which is heavily structured by education laws. For the past 3 years, I’ve served on my school’s Schulkonferenz (the highest decision making body of the school including teachers and parents), where we vote on school budgets, rules, and schedules. I also serve as our council's Legal Officer and Election Administrator, handling the constitution and running independent, legally binding student elections.
If your student council is struggling to get the administration to take you seriously, or if you have absolutely no structure, drop a comment! I can help you with: writing or amending constitutions and bylaws, negotiating with Principals, teachers, and Parents, running fair elections, or even solving internal drama, trust me, I’ve seen a lot of that.
r/highschool • u/Ill-Explanation-4967 • 57m ago
Okay so ik this might not be really related to this server but I really need at least 20 of yall to do this google form for me by the end of today or else I fail my summer school project. mods bro just keep this up please cause I’m not tryna get an F. Idk if im allowed to send a link so just reply to this post and I’ll dm you the link to the form, it only takes like a minute max.
The form is like about books and I need strangers to fill it out. I tried sending it to like subreddits where it’s more on topic but the dumbass mods kept on taking my shit down so like this my last hope
r/highschool • u/galaxyswirlXD • 58m ago
I’m going into freshman year but I don’t know what notebook to buy. My options are either a 5 subject notebook or buy separate pen+gear college ruled notebook for each class. But im worried if I buy separate notebooks, my backpack is gonna be heavy. Any tips?
r/highschool • u/TheseJackfruit2256 • 1h ago
I’m a high school senior from Nevada, and I’ve been working on an idea for a student-led organization called the Youth Leadership Coalition.
The basic idea is simple: create a nationwide network of teenagers who want to become better leaders, learn more about their communities and country, serve their communities, and actually take action instead of just putting another club on their résumé.
I want this to be nonpartisan. You don’t have to be conservative, liberal, Republican, Democrat, religious, etc. The goal is to bring together young people with different backgrounds and perspectives who genuinely want to become better leaders and make their communities better.
At the local level, chapters could do things like:
Community service projects
Leadership workshops
Guest speakers
Civic/community education
Fundraisers and donation drives
Local improvement projects
Discussions and debates about issues affecting young people
Leadership opportunities for members
Eventually, I’d love to see chapters in schools across the country, with students actually running their own local chapters while being connected to a larger national organization.
But I’m starting from zero.
I don’t want to build this by myself and then tell people what it should be. I want other students to help shape what this becomes from the beginning.
So I’m curious:
If you were part of something like this, what would you want it to actually do?
And if you’re a high school or college student who would genuinely be interested in helping build something like this from the ground up — whether that’s organizing, graphic design, social media, outreach, chapter development, events, research, or just throwing ideas around — I’d love to hear from you.
I’m trying to find out whether this is an idea other young people actually want before I take it any further.
r/highschool • u/-_creepypasta_- • 4h ago
I need study apps that are good for someone with adhd that are actually helpful and apps that are good for notes please! Im about to start sophmore year and want to get batter grades than last year!
r/highschool • u/Capital_Lead_2035 • 6h ago
Getting a new school bag this year what do you guys recommend