Okay, this was good. So onto the review...
I jumped up [s]freighted[/s] frightened by the noise, but then I quickly remembered it was my school alarm.
I went to my closet and slowly dressed putting on an oversize blue hooded sweatshirt and a pair of khaki baggy shorts.
I think you meant sweatshirt.
Ten [s]minuets[/s] minutes later I was out the door and down by the bus stop.
[s]Realized[/s] Realizing it was freezing cold, I quickly regretted not watching the news forecast.
“Genevieve over here.” cried Sophie.
Change the period after 'here' to a comma.
When I walked past her a look of hurt and mixed thoughts flashed on her face, but little did she know what was going on.
I would change the second part of the sentence to "but she didn't know what was going on." The way you have it sounds kind of funny.
I felt a firm hand grab my hoodie and [s]propel[/s] propelled me forward.
I turned to run but Principal Walker [s]and crowd[/s] a crowd of teachers and students were standing there with two police officers beside him.
Before I could respond the officers came and put me in cuffs
“Genevieve I am sorry but this is my only choice, and thank[s]s [/s]God they are not locking you up for this. I told them about...
Okay, overall, I thought this was good.
Characters: That was good, you described how they were feeling and their looks well.
Plot: I understand the plot well.
Is this realistic?: This is something I may have to bug you about. The part where she throws her male teacher on a desk is very unlikely unless he is a real wimp. She is just a teenage girl, I don't think this would really happen. Also, her dad (after one incident) decides that he is just going to send her away? Usually a parent would try harder to control their teen. Someone told me to make my story more realistic and it really helped. I don't mean to be harsh but you have to think if that would really happen. Best of luck!
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