My time at Back Bay

What started in 2010, was my transition back into normal schooling. I before I was in home schooling for 2 long miserable years. When I first started Back Bay I was nervous, didn't want to be anywhere near the school. As I looked about the school I thought I saw no one I'd even remotely get along with. That changed when I went to first period life skills. I met my first friend Nikki. She had brown hair at the time and could draw amazing pictures(she still can). Over those next few months I met my friend Tonia and Kahla. It was a rocky start at first with Kahla but as months passed we found we had a few things in common and that we could stand to not kill each other.

What I liked about most of Back Bay was the teachers. They actually cared where you were at in your studies. My home school teacher didn't give a rats butt whether I passed or not. The teachers worked with each of the students and helped them succeed. Teacher like Lamar, Christopher and Greenwalt are the ones I'll miss the most. Lamar helped me a lot with my art. The best art teacher ever. He taught me many things about drawing people. Christopher was credit recovery, she kept everyone on track and would let you know when you were falling behind. She was funny and caring and did a lot for her students even when she went on maternity leave. Lastly was my wisecracking economy teach Greenwalt. He was a comic, dnd, and magic(the card game) fan. All of these thing I had also like. During class we usually sat and talked about those things, while at the same time teasing Kahla to get her work done.

As far as not liking things at back bay, I didn't like Liam, Mr.A, and Mrs. Milke. Liam the school security guard was hardly friendly. He'd find ways to stick his 2 cents in things that he didn't even know about. He'd accuse my friends of leaving trash places even though he'd see us put the trash in the trash cans. He found ways of mixing each of my friends up and then continue calling us the wrong names. I didn't like Mr.A one bit. His way of teaching was just wrong. One day in class when I didn't know how to do a math problem, he flat out called me a "dumb ass"because I didn't know how to do it. He never believed in his students. He was also VERY two-faced. One minute he'd be yelling his guts out to a student. Next minute another teacher or even principal Davis walked in and he was praising the student.
Mrs.Milke, another two-faced person who could NEVER get her facts straight. She'd be nice one minute and screaming at you the next. When she went out on maternity leave, the school was quiet and at peace.  I also didn't like how the cafeteria tend to ran out of food on some days...Cleaned out and didn't get lunch. Liam failed his job of keep lines in line when people were cutting.

Things I'll miss the most from Back Bay will be the atmosphere. Most of the staff really cared and did their best for each of the students. I'll miss girls groups too. It was a nice place where girls could learn how to prepare themselves for life or talk about feelings they generally couldn't to friends or family. I'll miss math with Walske because he taught me so much about math I didn't know. And that means a lot since when I came to BBHS I was 2 years in math because of my home schooling teachers. I'll miss all my teachers(except Mr.A...).  I'll miss all the people I've met, and the field trips to colleges I went to(even if I only went to just 2 of them). I met the president of Blizzard entertainment at one of them! I'll miss how each holiday the school went all out for. I hope to come back and visit everyone next year or in the following years. And Congrats to everyone graduating!!! class of 2011!!!

Mr.Saturn drawing I did in Econ

Me and Nikki first year in Walske's room

Applications with Kahla

Kahla Art room. My camera's colors went fuzzy.

Missing flyer

Missing Doughboys

Reward: ???

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Names: Mr. Eff and D-boy

Went missing a week or two ago. I don’t want them back or anything. They cause insanity and a monster that feeds off of blood that will live in your walls. They’re possibly still in my house…

If seen please contact

Johnny ‘Nny’ C. (666)131-313

Email- kaylanweeks@yahoo.com

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