<p>Ah. But it depends on your definition of better weather.</p>
<p>July-September can be pretty brutal here. Up North it gets hot… but the humidity down here is sky high and quite frankly miserable. I guess that’s the good thing about school being August-May and not during the summer?</p>
<p>I’d say the North has better weather. I can deal with the cold… but the heat… there ain’t nothing you can do about it.</p>
<p>But Louisiana in July? haha. I feel so sorry for you. It’ll be absolutely miserably hot, mucky, and humid. And I bet the bugs’ll be biting.</p>
<p>I want to go to New England for college…or at least stay in the Mid-Atlantic. I love snow. Winter is my favorite season and I agree with AUGirl, humidity is miserable :p</p>
<p>I think I want to stay in the North-easternish part of the U.S… I just don’t like extreme heat. (Or extreme cold, but it’s way easier to deal with)</p>
<p>^upperclassmen woot woot! we get to sit on the opposite of the gym so that during rallies they perform for us and we’ll actually get to see the cheerleaders’ nonexistent faces! :P</p>
<p>But really… there’s so much freedom in my school, that the only perk is being able to leave campus during lunch and free periods when you’re a senior. =/</p>
<p>^
I’m officially done with APs. Now if the college board would just give me my scores I’d be on my merry way to my Junior year of high school and 2nd year of college.</p>
<p>Upperclassmen get to have open periods instead of study hall during periods 2 and 3 (we’re on block scheduling with periods 1-4 every day). Used to be we could only have open periods for 1 and 4.</p>
<p>lol. Maybe I’ll actually learn to drive (I’ve been too lazy thus far; plus, people where I live drive like asses, and I value my life) and get a car. That’d be nice.</p>
<p>In my school we get free’s instead of study halls during 2nd semester of sophmore year,
and right now nobody gets parking passes (I walk to school anyway) because of construction.</p>
<p>So we don’t really get anything.
(Except we have to take a lot of standardized tests, which is extremely annoying)</p>