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Carolina Nunes

21 May 2019

Transcript/Attendance Reflection

My four years of High School were not as easy as it seemed. I had a lot of ups and downs

throughout the years. My grades varied, somewhere good, and passing grades. Freshman year

was alright I didnt think all of my classes were hard. Although Science was difficult for me and

barely passed with a D. I wasn't proud but I was happy that I at least passed it. I had to focus in

English class and ElD which I had to focus. Sophomore year my history class and math were

very hard. I felt a bit stressed out about the work because I wasn't understanding all the past

history. For the math class I thought it was hard remembering the formulas. I failed two

semesters of math, I was upset but I couldn't do anything about it. I just had the option to retake

the class for the next year.

My third year at high school went from downs to ups and vice versa, which is junior year.

I took math two for the third year, and luckily I passed it with a B+. I was so proud of myself.

Although I aiming for an A, I worked really hard to get that B. I asked as many questions to Mr.

Jimenez to understand his lessons. I believe that if I had asked questions the year before I

would've had passed it. Now I'm more open and out of my comfort zone. Going to the subject of

science, all the molecules and formulas was hard because it had math involved. I failed one

semester of it and took it at adult school. I thought it was gonna be hard and boring but it was the

opposite. I learned how to work independently and focus more in school. I didn't really talk to
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people because I didn't want distractions. Proudly I say I will be done with high school in a few

days.

Attendance wasn't the best, I frequently got sick and missed school with a medical note

or with my mom's approval. I believe my immune system was a bit weak. My percentage went

down but that wasn't an end for me not to walk the day of graduation. I came to saturday school a

bunch of times for my percentage to go up. Now I'm good with my percentage, am at ninety two

point three percent ready to graduate.