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Focus in all of your classes, but don’t become a zombie.
Have fun in class with people you know, but make sure that your teacher does not get
annoyed with you. Be quiet when your teacher is talking, and definitely be respectful.
• Some teachers are very nice, and some are not so nice. To find out who they are, talk to
friends’ siblings and look at him/her if you can.
• Don’t be afraid to ask questions! It shows the teacher that you are paying attention and
you’re interested in the subject. The
teacher also might like you better.
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Get good grades. Along with
focusing in class and completing all of your
homework, grades should also be one of your areas
of focus. Strive to do your best and be happy with
the grade you achieve. The study habits you develop
now will carry through to high school and college/
university.
• When taking notes, think about what the
teacher considers important, because that
stuff will most likely end up on a test.
Jason Watson
208-754-4658
638 N. 3565 E • MENAN, ID
We want to FLUSH
out Abuse!
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Make friends! Find people who
are nice to you and seem like great
people. Sometimes, you won’t really be friends
with anyone in your classes, and all of the
people you’re friends with are in other classes.
That’s okay; maybe they will be in your class
next year.
• Ask your parents if you can let some of
your friends sleep over sometimes, or if
you can meet them for lunch somewhere.
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Know your crushes. There will
be way more boys and girls than who was
in your elementary school. However, you need to
remember that school is the most important thing in
your life right now.
• If you do find that special boy or girl, make
sure he/she doesn’t interfere with your
school work. Most of the time, middle school
relationships don’t work out. Save your love
life for high school. Middle school is not for
dating. You’re still kids, so don’t date yet. Just
have fun and be a kid!
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professional service”
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Anthony
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POLICE
Department
Chief Harris & Staff proudly
support today’s youth for
tomorrow’s future.
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Choose a seat at lunch, and
choose your lunches wisely.
You’ll probably have more selection now that you are
in a bigger school.
• Make sure you have your lunch money, as well
as money for sodas and snacks.
• Plan a spot where you and your friends will sit
together. At some schools, there is assigned seating.
However, as annoying as it sounds, this is a place to make friends and talk freely.
• Sit next to different people. This way, you might be surprised as to what comes up in
conversation. You might even meet new people!
Fremont County
SheriFF ’S oFFiCe
“Sheriff Humphries
& Staff are proud to
support our future
leaders in their
efforts to remain
drug free!”
208-624-4482
146 N. 2nd W. - St. Anthony, ID
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