Classof2020 Stories

So on an old account I had, I wrote about my first two years of high school. Since they were a total cringe-fest, I decided to do it again, haha. So my many college adventures will be posted here! Enjoy!

Covid 19 has created restrictions in different areas of our life , i will speak on my missed opprutnity from covid in this short story

Her name was Olivia is a book about my bestie, my 4 leaf clover and my maths, drama, music, dance and tec partner.

this goes out to the kids who will study the coronavirus in like 30 years 😗✌️ this is my quarantine diary, welcome to my life i hope you future kids enjoy learning about the coronavirus outbreak

This is me picturing my future collage life. My first dream school has always been Stanford, but then it changed to the University of Chicago. I got rejected from UChicago, and now I come here when I need to get my anxiety out.

This is a place for me to explore themes I feel that are important society discusses, through poetry, essays, short stories, and more. Get yourself your favorite drink, a snack, and enjoy this treasure trove.

High School It can be the best times in your life... 《¤》 《¤》 《¤》 《¤》 《¤》 《¤》 《¤》 《¤》 《¤》 《¤》 《¤》 《¤》 《¤》 《¤》 《¤》 《¤》 《¤》 or your worst nightmare.

The night that should have been prom.

Just a high school girl's tea in her senior year of high school. This will be a long going story of all the tea that can only happen in one school year. Read if you find someone else's drama interesting. Personal thoughts on the matter at hand will be included enjoy. Might be mature might not be so there will be warnings if there is mature content. ** updates will vary sorry my dudes** high school sucks sometimes.

The year 2020 was a devastating year for many, particularly high school seniors. I myself graduated in this important year in history. In this story, I explain the events and feelings from a first-hand experience surrounding the Corona Virus Pandemic.

Rosalie Smith met Wyatt Davis during their mother's meeting. Rosalie was 6 and Wyatt was 8. The two of them grew up together until a terrible car crash happened killing Rosalie's parents but Rosalie lived but suffers from amnesia and the government sent her to live with her 8 brothers oldest 20 and youngest 8. Wyatt vowed to get her to remember him again and to protect her.

Tiffany Chow, the most popular girl in school, who throws the best parties. Has an end of the year party. The entire school invited to celebrate the graduating class of 2020. Her friend's are Kelly Fish, Kimber Isaac and River Crisps. But this party has extra drama. Read more to find out.

The class of 2020 didn't get the year we expected this is my story how Covid-19 affected my senior year (this is still in the works but I'll keep going and sharing my experience,)

2020 has been...a year, and I'd like to say something as someone part of the Class of 2020. This isn't a story, but it is important to me just as any other one of my works. It does detail some of my experiences throughout my school years.

This work is dedicated to all the seniors graduating this Class of 2020. School has been cancelled for good, and we have been deprived of our right to celebrate our hard work ethics. If you are still feeling this way (which I think you still are), please don't hesitate to start reading this. From what you will soon see, you will realize that you are not alone in this.Everyone has their own negative experiences from this pandemic, and the best thing we can do right down is share it.Share what we are feeling right now, and hope it gets spread. Because these experiences will only help us mature and grow as a person in the long run.

Coronavirus destroyed life as we know it. The government instituted a population control program, and this year, the victims are the class of 2020. Each Highschool has to hold a Hunger Games, and the tributes must come from the class of 2020. How will this play out for Heritage Academy Gateway's Seniors?

Nothing is as it was advertised to us. We are full of anxiety and uncertainty and this is what I have to say as a senior in 2020