William Huber Freshman
Alyssa Jackson Sophomore
Q: Do you have a favorite class? A: “I really like my Spanish class. I feel like I am really understanding it. I like the people in my class and my teacher.” Q: What do you miss about middle school? A: “Recess. It was fun playing football, which was the main thing we did.” Q: What has it been like starting high school online? A: “It’s definitely more challenging than learning in person, at least for me. I feel like I learn better face to face rather than virtually.” Q: What is something you are or were nervous about starting high school? A: “The teachers; I thought they would be more strict.” Q: Do you currently or want to play a sport at Ladue? A: “I play football, and I’ll play lacrosse in the spring.” Q: What is the best part about online school? A: “Being home, and you don’t have your classes in one day so it’s more spread out.” Q: How have you been staying organized? A: “Using my planner so I can remember everything and don’t get missing assignments.”
Q: How does it feel to no longer be a freshman? A: “It feels good to not be the underclassman, so no one’s picking on you, and you know your way around things now. It feels good.” Q: Do you miss anything about being a freshman? A: “No. I miss my teacher, Mrs. Lock, but that’s really it.” Q: What is something you learned about being in high school? A: “People change.” Q: Do you have any high school advice for incoming freshman? A: “Try to get in a lot of clubs and meet upperclassman.” Q: What is your favorite part about the Ladue community? A: “Having a high [quality] education, and the diversity.” Q: Do you like online school? A: “Its okay. It’s better than waking up at six in the morning.” Q: What was the scariest part about high school that turned out to be not as scary as you thought? A: “Having a set of upperclassman in our classes with us.”
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