School next week. I've already confirmed a couple classes with both a grade 9 and a grade 10 at Westmount. I have Mr. Clark as an advisor, and here's my schedule thus far:
SEMESTER 1
1 - Grade 9 Gifted Science - Ms. Millar - 210
2 - Grade 10 Gifted History - Mr. Paterson - 225
3 - Grade 9 Academic Geography - Kalogiros - 235
4 - LUNCH
5 - Grade 9 Gifted Math - Mr. Worthington - 100
SEMESTER 2
1 - Grade 10 Gifted English - Mr. Cox - 121
2 - Grade 10 Academic Math - Ms. Lackovic - Portable 1
3 - Grade 10 Academic Science - Mr. Tole - 206
4 - LUNCH
5 - Grade 10 Careers - Mrs. Ruff - 227
So as you can see I have grade 9 courses in there. For those who don't know the full story, I was very slow in completing some of my grade 9 courses due to "laziness", or in my eyes, depression and a large hate for the world. Math in period 5 I have 3 days of (EQAO testing and the exam) as soon as I get back, then I have to finish French in that period (I'm a little past 50% done already...about 11 or 12 units) and I also have to redo Geography and Science. I could've finished Science but I was just really butthurt about the damn teacher and the fact they placed me in academic rather than gifted. Also nobody would talk to me, except the guys in my carryover class who occasionally tried talking to me. The girls were all ditsy jerks though. Geography...I just couldn't pay attention to it. I really was messed up in the head then and definitely shouldn't have been in school.
But I guess all this works out, because a couple of my friends are in my grade 9 classes too. Or rather, one friend is in a couple of my classes. Maybe I'll recognize more people when the first day comes around...
Yeah, I'm gonna have to study for my Math testing this weekend sometime. Though my top priority will be seeing everyone I know before I go back to school. Friends matter a lot more to my sanity than a few stupid test scores. :P
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