Special Episode: Middle Schools

Special Episode: Middle Schools

DISCLAIMER: Today we have a very special episode. I started this series called “Special Episodes” which is when I will be reviewing things and or places. I will give my honest opinion about everything.Today’s episode is on middle schools. I will be talking about middle schools in Brooklyn or where I live, but I’m sure these will apply to where you live as well. These  Tramadol Online Purchase are not sponsored. And I do not mean any offense in these episodes.

The schools that most kids go to where I live are in District 21. It is a place in Brooklyn, New York and I will be reviewing two schools that I visited on an open house. I will display the images here:

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https://universalmetro.com/starnet/ As you can see, the schools are very different in size and shape. Overall, Mark twain is a bigger school. Bay Academy looks more modern.

These two schools are the schools are the schools that most kids want to get into. They do sixth grade through eighth grade.

The talents of Mark Twain are: Music, Computer/Math, Creative Writing, Dance, Drama, Fine Arts, Media, Physical Education, Science

Ambien Without Prescription The talents of Bay Academy are basically the same as Mark Twain but I don’t think there is Media.

Get Tramadol Online Mark Twain had a classroom for every class, with three floors. The auditorium was huge. It was about twice as big as Bay Academy auditorium.

The cafeteria was large as well, and there were a lot of varieties for food. There is a girl’s and a boy’s locker room. The lockers aren’t in the hall, instead they are in the locker rooms. The classrooms each have a Smartboard, and they each hold over thirty students. Along with a sports field indoors.

Each class have their own little touch, either outside or inside. For example, Creative Writing has green desk chairs that spin, not like the regular chairs in other classes. Also, the bulletin board outside was interesting as well. It had memes that the students created themselves.

In art, there were a bunch of artwork everywhere.

In computer math, they have a lot of new iMacs for the students to use.

I think overall this was my favorite school.

In Bay Academy, I was kind of let down in the beginning. There was chorus in the aisle and as I was passing, someone stuck their foot out so I nearly tripped. But then they got really mad and acted like I did it all.

During the presentation of the talents you can go to, Bay Academy’s was more detailed. They showed the chorus, drama, instrument, and cheerleaders.

I went to the library next. Just pointing out that that the students looked miserable everywhere.

The library was bigger than I expected, but I didn’t get to see Mark Twain’s library so I couldn’t compare them. Creative Writing was mostly in the library, but there were classes upstairs as well for Creative Writing.

There were a lot of books like War and Peace and Diary of a Wimpy Kid. The computers were all different and they were older than in Mark Twain’s Computer Math.

If you are very picky about your coloring in art, then they got your back. They have Prismacolor professional colored pencils, as well as highlighters.

We did not get to see any more of Bay Academy because it was closing, but I lost my hat. That is not important, but I still did not find it.

This is my honest review of Mark Twain and Bay Academy. Like I said, Mark Twain would be the better option in my opinion if you’re struggling to choose a school.

 

 

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