Looking back, IS230 is not half as bad as high school is.

High schools just shit. Middle school was actually fun.

There were annoying people in IS230. But there are talking walls in Townsend. (Cuz they're so boring it's like talking to a damn wall)

Middle school was easy. Homework to tests to everything in general. Stress free.
I lived right next door. It wouldn't even take me a minute to get to school.
Gym was actually fun. I wasn't forced to run 3 miles. I actually looked forward to things like free play because I wouldn't have a gym teacher all up my ass telling me that everything I do is fucking wrong.

Teachers were nicer. Teachers were more reasonable. Ms. Mendez was a dumbass but I'd rather have her as my teacher than all the other teachers I have.

In middle school, I didn't have to try.
Suck ups were limited to one or two.
I never started school at 7AM.
I actually looked forward to going to school.
There was 801.
JMSS Projects were always da bomb.
Lunch booths.
UNO.
Camp Clearpool.

In high school, I have to try. I'm expected to study, and I'm expected of so much crap that I don't want to do.
Suck ups are what makes up my school.
People are so depressing after that get their report cards because 98's are the worst thing that has ever happened to them.
Now I'm the one in class who doesn't understand a thing.
I start class at 7AM every Wednesday.
I don't look forward to going to school.
There isn't 801.
In group projects, there are always those people that want everything their way so your ideas don't even count for because one person will end up doing the whole thing anyways.
No lunch booths.
No UNO.
No trips. Literally. I haven't had a trip all year. I'm supposed to have one. It's to the hall of science. Yipee.
Commutes a bitch.
Teachers are a-holes that don't teach anything

I keep looking for the better things in my school. But I just happen to find more and more reasons to dislike it instead. I'm done. 

I can't wait until Summer.
I probably won't go anywhere this summer either, but at least I don't have to go to school.