High school stands as a pivotal milestone in one’s journey through life. In between the whirlwind of emotions that fill the era lies a landscape of growth, discovery, and transformation. To achieve a fulfilling and successful high school experience, while balancing a social life and academics, students must stay focused on their long-term goals and consistently strive for their personal best.
After a successful four years at North Atlanta High School, it is safe to say that the senior Class of 2024 are now the torchbearers of the school. Having experienced all that high school has to offer, they stand as reliable sources of guidance for remaining students at North Atlanta. Below, the Class of 2024 offers timeless insight for conquering the remainder of high school.
“When you become an upperclassman, it takes a lot of responsibility, but it all works out in the end. Just stay focused and remember that it is okay to take breaks and enjoy time for yourself.” – Maggie Andreski
“Here is my motto that will do wonders for you: Get your study up, not your funny up.” – Fatima Aparicio
“It’s okay to be alone. Try not to overthink it. In reality, nobody cares that much.” – Luz Camillo
“Advocate for yourself in every aspect of your education.” – Adriana Claudio
“IBCP students, start on your service learning project for PPS as soon as possible. It takes a long time to do, so please do not wait until the last minute.” – Sophia Egoavil
“Try your best to get your work done on time, but also remember that it is okay to not always be perfect.” – Emery Hailey
“Doing good in school is important, but make time to enjoy yourself. High school does not last forever.” – Skylar Herb
“Something that has really helped me grow in high school is being outdoors. Instead of surrounding yourself with people who hold you back, surround yourself with nature.” – Ashley Hernandez
“Start your Common Application the summer before your senior year. When senior year starts, you will have a lot less time and will be more stressed.” – Annie Lin
“Be yourself.” – Krunal Sadhu
“Make new friends before it’s too late and you’re in college.” – Anna Samuelson
“Do your best on every single thing that you do. Do not get into the habit of being lazy, it will hurt you in senior year.” – Jonas Shen
“Try your best to remain focused on the bigger picture. Also, try your best to finish everything prior to deadlines.” – Aarnav Singal
“Whenever you get stressed, take a break. It’s never that deep. Your mental health is the most important thing.” – Khamari Smith-Johnson
“Study hard, play hard. It’ll pay off.” – Cecily Sullivan
“Find a balance between school, sports, and friends. Also, don’t be too afraid to ask your teachers for extra time and help. They are there for you.” – Ansley McCaffrey
“Take a breath. It will all work out.” – Luke McCullough
“Do not let senioritis get a hold of you too quickly.” – Noa Morris
“Make an attempt to structure your life around what matters. Clean up the unimportant stuff later.” – James Pope
“Almost every aspect of high school goes by fast. Don’t wish it away.” – Raleigh Pyron
Whether you are just beginning your high school journey or nearing the end, embrace what lies ahead. Let these words of wisdom guide you as you navigate the hauls of North Atlanta High School.
