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22 Reader writers on school experiences
When the loud bell rang
The first thing I remember is sitting in my room with my three new roommates. They were 10- and 11-year-old boys, away from home for the first time, and two of them were crying.
What was important to me was that I wear my gold velour shirt with the sparkly threads interspersed throughout.
My first day in school was really my second day — Jangchup Phelygal
The Radiators That Ticked Heat into the Room — Laura Rhoton McNeal
Rear Rank Rudy — Jim Morris
Forget-me-nots — Rosa Colwin Jurjevics
Second Day of 7th Grade — Jennifer Ball
He's Going to See My Bald Spots and Know I'm a Lunatic — Rachel Kempster
What Was I Doing in This Zoo? — Matthew Lickona
A Princess in the Domain of Mrs. Kerschke — Jeannette De Wyze
"Gin and Juice" until the Sun Come Up — Ollie
A Transitional Object Was Needed — Geoff Bouvier
Mean Girls — Sue Greenberg
Pagan Became My Nickname — Ernie Grimm
The Hedgehog Knows One Thing of Great Importance — Joe Deegan
CIA — Tim Klepeis
My Future Husband Took the Seat Next to Mine — Mary Grimm
I Was a Substitute Teacher — Patrick Daugherty
I Wanted to Crawl into My Mittens — Deirdre Lickona
A Flower on the Wall Blooms — Barbarella
Out of Africa — Abe Opincar
In As Much Sin As You Could Find! — John Brizzolara
Time Out of Mind — Jeff Smith
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22 Reader writers on school experiences
When the loud bell rang
22 Reader writers on school experiences
When the loud bell rang
The first thing I remember is sitting in my room with my three new roommates. They were 10- and 11-year-old boys, away from home for the first time, and two of them were crying.
What was important to me was that I wear my gold velour shirt with the sparkly threads interspersed throughout.
My first day in school was really my second day — Jangchup Phelygal
The Radiators That Ticked Heat into the Room — Laura Rhoton McNeal
Rear Rank Rudy — Jim Morris
Forget-me-nots — Rosa Colwin Jurjevics
Second Day of 7th Grade — Jennifer Ball
He's Going to See My Bald Spots and Know I'm a Lunatic — Rachel Kempster
What Was I Doing in This Zoo? — Matthew Lickona
A Princess in the Domain of Mrs. Kerschke — Jeannette De Wyze
"Gin and Juice" until the Sun Come Up — Ollie
A Transitional Object Was Needed — Geoff Bouvier
Mean Girls — Sue Greenberg
Pagan Became My Nickname — Ernie Grimm
The Hedgehog Knows One Thing of Great Importance — Joe Deegan
CIA — Tim Klepeis
My Future Husband Took the Seat Next to Mine — Mary Grimm
I Was a Substitute Teacher — Patrick Daugherty
I Wanted to Crawl into My Mittens — Deirdre Lickona
A Flower on the Wall Blooms — Barbarella
Out of Africa — Abe Opincar
In As Much Sin As You Could Find! — John Brizzolara
Time Out of Mind — Jeff Smith
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