Parents, remember when your worst fear was that your child would / or could not be potty-trained? Or learn the ABC and spell our name. Well, we are all potty-trained and I can happily say we’ve all mastered the way ‘English’ goes. Keep believing in us and realize there are going to be a few incidents or accidents that may seem like a set-back. They are not. They are just hurdles that we have to master. . First we graduate preschool, kindergarten, and now ninth grade, hopefully in the future high school, and finally college/university. The road has been easy and tough but everyone has a long way to go. We all need to focus on the important things in life and stay strong. Thank you peers, teachers, parents, administration, staff, etc. for all that you have done to make our middle school years great. In a few months we will move on to the ‘big’ high school, and during those summer months we will deadly spend sleeping in and sleeping late, you lose not also knowledge, but also friends. So… the only friends that would be left are on MySpace, Twitter, and what not on the right and Facebook friends on the left!
Good-bye … there’s just no sadder word to say. And it’s sad to walk away with just the memories. Who’s to know what might have been, we leave behind a life and time we’ll never know again. I'll miss all the teacher's here and I'm sure the graduates will too. All the faces we see now will fade away in high school. We will make new friends and start new lives. Thank you.
Here we are. Ready to start on our next journey. and I can gladly say that we laughed until we had to cry, we loved right down to our last goodbye. We thank all of our families, friends, and teachers because it took you all to get us this far.
The young faces in this room represent times when our biggest worries were Barbie and Ken’s wedding, GI Joe’s missing arm, and why we had to eat vegetables at dinner again. Looking at ourselves today, sometimes we, wish we could go back to such carefree days. But at the same time, moving on with our lives, making new memories, and gaining independence have become exciting realities that were once ideas that seemed so far away. My partner will lead you to her journey at Nellie.
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From Kindergarten till now, I’ve probably moved schools about 7 times. I’ve only been in ____for a year, but I can gladly say I’m happy I gave this school a try because just as Sarah said, memories of ____will sure make me chuckle. Parents, remember when your worst fear was that your child would / or could not be potty-trained? Or learn the ABC and spell our name. Well, we are all potty-trained and I can happily say we’ve all mastered the way of ‘English’ or almost. Keep believing in us and realize there are going to be a few incidents or accidents that may seem like a set-back. They are not. They are just hurdles that we have to master. . First we graduate preschool, kindergarten, and now ninth grade, hopefully in the future high school, and finally college/university.
The road has been easy and tough but everyone has a long way to go. We all need to focus on the important things in life and stay strong. Thank you peers, teachers, parents, gaurdians, administration, staff, etc. for all that you have done to make our middle school years great. In a few months we will move on to the ‘big’ high school, and during those summer months we will deadly spend sleeping in and sleeping late, losing not also knowledge, but also friends. So… the only friends that would be left are on MySpace, Twitter, MSN and what not on the right and Facebook friends on the left!
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Good-bye … there’s just no sadder word to say. And it’s sad to walk away with just the memories. Who’s to know what might have been, we leave behind a life and time we’ll never know again. I'll miss all the teacher's here and I'm sure the graduates will too. All the faces we see now will fade away in high school. We will make new friends and start new lives. TY.
(maybe Sarah can say her last line.)
These three years at have gone by faster then you can Jack Robinson, but from a write, can’t finish this speech with a quote because that not original so I will end by telling you life in itself is a quotation, so you better start writing.
