1. Haunting
2. younger kids
3.differences between the high school
4. high school choices
5. opinion of the school
6. students that have gone to the lower school since montesorri (8th grade)
7. what it means to be apart of the 100th year
8. new transfers... public school, or private
9.co-ed learning.. do they like it, will they miss it
10. interesting classes being offered
11.teachers of the lower school
12. what it like having all different ages
13.what the atmosphere is like
14. finding out where most of the sion lower kids go to high school
15. compare and contrast uniforms
16. a school day in the life of a sion lower student
17.seniors that have gone to sion all of their life (sion lower through high school)
18.the neighborhood its in
19. faculty with children that go there
20. the ethnically diversity

SHOUT OUT TO D-LANEY ULOWETZ. HAPPY BIRTHDAY HUN(:

Pitch

This sionian life
 I would like to propose an idea for a show. A show dedicated to the differences of private school and public school. I went to public for my whole life until it was time for high school. Its a big difference. It was hard making new friends and adjusting to actually having to do school work, but i know in the end it will definitely be worth all of the drastic changes. It would be cool to interview people from all different point of views: current public school students, public school to private school students, private school to public school, and students that have always gone to private schools. You could piece together a few of the interviews. Also it would be a good idea to try and not only look at the academics but the social aspect. I know firsthand how hard it is to make new friends knowing practically no one. I hope you take my pitch into consideration
     -Daria

Middle school

       So my middle school experience was probably the most "typical" middle school experience i guess you could say. I went to public. Delta woods middle school.... for the most part you have gone to school with theses people since pre-school. It had a lot of kids but everyone pretty much no everyone at least in the class.Of course there was classic drama and probably more than every school combined. I hated the school. Dreaded going there and complained about it on a daily basis, but when it came time to leave Delta. I BAWLED my eyes out along with my best friends. We cried because along with two other people I was leaving to go on to bigger and better things. I remember thinking about how fast the three years had gone by, and that this would be the last time i would see a lot of my favorite people. Aside from all of the complaining and all of the horrible teachers and rules, on that day, I realized that was probably my favorite place. I knew everyone and had my best friends. Yes i could say specific things i want to remember but honestly i want to remember about middle school, but honestly i want to remember everything about it.


I remember my 6th grade year when we came back after winter break we got like 5 new students. One of them being one of the more "popular" people. She came in a Bob Marley T-shirt and ripped jeans. I vividly remember probably the most popular girl in the school saying she looks cool we should let her be our friend.
Big mistake.
She was a sweet girl don't get me wrong, but once she got to the top of the hierarchy she dropped all of us and stopped talking to us. She used it to get close to the guys and that all went bad. No one had a problem with her until 8th grade year. She was never mean she was always nice but we couldn't help but feeling used within good reason.

I didn't really try any different personalities in middle school. I was always kind of shy to new strangers unless i had something to talk to them about. I was athletic, smart, and funny. No real change from who i truly was. High school is a different story. i came in knowing 2 other people from school and my dance team( one of them being one of the two girls from my grade school) we weren't super close but we were all friends. I knew i couldn't just rely on the ten freshman i knew to be my friends for all of freshman year. So when i got to Sion i had to try and stop being so shy and start being socially active. It was EXTREMELY hard to make friends at first. I actually cried for about the first week. Not because i missed my old friends just because i wanted to make new friends SO bad, and i just couldn't. Thankfully everybody kind of opened up to everyone and then it was a lot easier to just talk to someone without being scared that they were going to judge you.

Hello mother. Hello father. Fleas, ticks, mosquitoes, they really bother. Thats why im writing you this letter, thanks for sending me to Sion. I enjoy taking the selfies in Tech lit.

My Survey about the Olympics

My survey is about the olympics! Go test it out.