How To Get Adjusted To Your New "Virtual" School

When I was at the end of this past school year 2010-2011, my mom asked me if I wanted to be at home doing school and I was esctactic because I was so tired of all the trash talk that normally goes on at a brick and mortar high school so I responded with a "YES" and my mom went to the K12 website to begin my enrollment process so that I could begin a brand new school year with not so much worry of getting along with my peers at my hometown high school and being made fun of all the time< this occurred at the end of the school year, you know how it is, kids at a high school normally act out at the end of the year anyway so I was glad to be out of that type environment. It's hard for me to let go of what I heard that was said behind my back so I took it personally when I should have let it go like a normal person but I'm not, I'm autistic. So like I said earlier, I wanted to be with K12 more than anything so I could show my friends that were at the high school that I was capable of passing the ninth grade because I heard from the time that I entered that high school door's that I wasn't capable of making it but I did and I am so proud that I have parents who take great pride in their daughter's education because they know me more than my teachers did and I love my parents for allowing me to pursue my dream and that is to graduate high school so I can achieve my goals at a much higher level and that is college. I really would like to go to North Greenville University when I am out of high school and I almost wrote a "book". You will enjoy this post more than my last one. :)