<p>We don’t have Junior prom at my school, only some Juniors get lucky and get asked out by a senior for Senior prom.</p>
<p>we have a combined junior/senior prom…
but i probably won’t be going because it’s in the busiest time of the year </p>
<p>i don’t really care, though</p>
<p>Yeah, we have a combined junior/senior prom. I think. I’m not entirely sure.</p>
<p>But I have no idea if I’m even going this year.</p>
<p>My prom is 9-12… :P</p>
<p>I don’t plan on going to either prom; I don’t like dances (or dancing).</p>
<p>We only have Senior Prom. We do have a spring dance that’s put on by the Junior class SGA to raise $$$ for prom but our dances aren’t fun. Only grinding and last year, the dance was such a fail- only 10 people bought tickets</p>
<p>I am thinking about a lot of colleges. Its now time for me to visit colleges so I can narrow down my list.
I am in online school and as president, I need to plan prom… Which is exciting and nerve racking at the same time!
ARE ANY OF YOU FREAKING OUT AT THE FACT THAT WE GET OUR PSAT SCORES REALLY SOON!? POSSIBLY NEXT WEEK?!
Sorry for caps, Im just freaking out.</p>
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<p>We have a senior prom that juniors can attend by invite only (if a senior invites them).</p>
<p>Oh I forgot about our PSATs. We do get those back soon. If I don’t get at least a 69 or higher on the math, I will be upset. I found the math section to be really easy so I better had done well. Reading and writing…well…I don’t care.</p>
<p>Oh no! I am so worried about the PSATs, I found CR harder then last year (and I only got a 60 last year) and math fairly easy (but I ran out of time)… So we will see, my goal was a 200, but I doubt that is going to happen…</p>
<p>I didn’t take the PSAT because I did really terrible Sophomore year…I hate tests.</p>
<p>Lucky, at my school it is mandatory for all sophomores and juniors take it.</p>
<p>It’s mandatory at my school as well.</p>
<p>It is mandatory for Freshman and Sophomores and optional for Juniors</p>
<p>^ Almost the same, but Freshman aren’t required to take it, Sophomores are required, and for Juniors, it’s optional.</p>
<p>It’s “mandatory” at our school too, but I mean if you don’t show up there’s really not much they can do, haha.</p>
<p>Let me rant real quick:</p>
<p>My school can be so shady and annoying sometimes. So I attend one of the top 3 high schools in Chicago, not trying to brag. There is this competition between the 3 high schools on who can get better test scores and what not. Of course, that’s expected, the principals want their school to have all the glory. But my school went too far. They took our sophomore PSAT scores and created a PSAT prep class only for the kids who scored a certain score or higher. What type of elitist bull crap? What about for kids who didn’t reach a certain score? Do they not deserve prep as well? My school is trying to use a certain number of kids to achieve extremely high scores to boost up the average and so those kids can get National merit scholarships (more glory for the school). It frustrates me because, apparently, I didn’t reach that certain score, so I couldn’t receive prep classes or those prep books. What about helping all students that want help? Wouldn’t that make more sense anyways? But whatever, I just needed to get that off my chest. I think I did decent anyways. BUT god forbid these PSAT scores we get back soon determine if we get SAT prep classes. OMG, I will have my dad yell at the principal.</p>
<p>TinnyT, I’m in the Chicagoland area. Which school are you talking about?</p>
<p>@Tinny:</p>
<p>That sucks. It’s not necessarily on the same level, but one of the kids who graduated from my school last year is essentially a genius, and after talking to the principal he was able to opt out of a graduation requirement (Microsoft Applications) because he wanted to spend his time on more challenging courses. So, administration allowed him to do this, but when the val/sal of my grade wanted to do the same thing they said that they’ve <em>never</em> allowed /any/ student to do this in the history of the school. Yeah, okay.
The best are always given opportunities to get better.</p>
<p>Guys, I’m so bored. And memorizing the unit circle. Which is just adding to my boredom.</p>
<p>@GrammerNazi</p>
<p>To maintain some type of online privacy, I won’t mention the specific school. Just the top 3, that’s Northside CP, Whitney Young, and Payton. </p>
<p>@lldm21</p>
<p>Exactly, the best are always given more opportunities to be better.</p>