As the years progressed, we already hit the fourth grade at Skyline Elementary School. School started off as a new-sprung and fresh start for her little life. Even though there was more to come in her new days, there was probably more that she would encounter that she would've ever expected. It kills me to still think about this, but older people in the 6th grade had already been introduced to smoking and drinking. This once pleasant girl had a rendezvous with her new coming future. As known to this day adolescent minds should not come to face with such horrors. She started to hang out with the older more mature kids a mature kids, how had better experience with the subject, which had caused

Other acts of that sort are racism. When I was in elementary school one of the thought to be most popular guys in our school was African American. He got in a fight with another kid, who was Caucasian) and since the African American gut was raging on him so much and talking bad things to him he called him "ni**er". I don't know if it came out of racism or just a reaction, but it was horrific reaction that happened in return of that.

Finally the big 8th grade hit and since there were no older people to hang out with she finally decided to hang with people in her own grade. Through this period of time the drug abuse did not stop and neither did the drinking prospect. That year I was in her 8th grade English with her, designated in the seat right across from her. From undergoing her personal aspect I learned a surplus of knowledge of how she felt about different races of people.

her young, innocent mind to be penetrated beyond its boundaries to a new step in her life.

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