
Going from a public elementary school to a private middle and high school can really switch things up. After attending a private school for 8 years, small classes, religious services, and college prep classes are just a way of life. These are some things you can probably relate to if you went to a private high school.
You had no idea how to dress yourself the first day you went to class without having to wear a uniform.
Everyone drove up to school with a new BMW the day after their 16th birthday. You don’t need a dictionary to define a trust-fund baby.
And you wonder where all of your tuition money went…
“Yeah so Josh and Rachel had a thing, but then Kevin made out with Rachel and Lindsey keyed her car. But don’t tell anybody, it’s a secret.”
They taught you everything from how to use a tampon from how to the Pythagorean Theorem.
You thought private school kids were more goody goody than public school kids. Ha. You were wrong.
And then when it was time for your high school dance and the lame guys at your school wouldn’t ask you, you had to ask the guy you barely knew from the rival school. Awkward.
It was just a way of life. I bet you really like Starbucks too.
“On Wednesdays we wear pink!” And then you have to catch on to their weird trends and habits.
You’re thankful that they’re the family you never had and some of your teachers might still even follow your life via social media.
Whatta sweetheart he/she is posting “Happy Birthday,” on my page. :>
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