Worst: homework. I mean, I think it's ridiculous when all of my teacher can just give ridiculous amount of homework after I've spent the entire day at school. Junior year I barely even knew my family because I spent all day at school or locked in my room doing homework.
Best: I have to say- I am a Nerd, and for the most part I enjoy school just for school's sake. But to choose a best, Friendships. I like that school is my chance to hang out with friends.
A non-writing writer is a monster courting insanity. -Kafka
Worst part of school? It has to be waking up early everyday of the week. Call me lazy, but if school started later, I'd enjoy it soo much better. xD I realize that that's not how real life works, but still. The most painful moment ever. It would also be all the work. I get way too much homework, and it really totally sucks. (Ironically, I should be doing homework right now...) Having really sucky teachers is the worst thing ever too. You have to then teach yourself the material, and it's like you're in college or something with all the work you gotta do.
Alright, now the good stuff! It has to be the people and the friendships you make with them. I'm in high school right now, so we go crazy and we make some crazy awesome memories together! It's just not the same when you're older...which brings me to the next best thing: all the moments. School is temporary, so cherish it while you still can. Honestly, it's up to you if you want to make it the best or worst time of your life, and with everything that school has to offer, it really is a blast.
Best thing about school? That would be Mr. C's woodshop class- in America, gasp! Which I guess leads into the worst part- very little hands-on work because there's a remote chance someone will be hurt and the school sued.
The best, for me, is the hilarity I share with my friends and the level of trust I feel I can put in them. They have risen above my own family in trust, where I can share with them anything.
The worst is when drama strikes, threatening friendships and the bonds forged within them over the course of many years. I hold a seething hatred for drama, and wish it could disappear in a dark abyss for all of eternity.
