I'm starting high school tomorrow. any tips?

Honestly just don't be naive, do your homework (because it's easy and it counts for an assload of your grade), and if you're a freshman, don't be loud

don't eat lunch in the bathroom or at a pay phone.

I've only been in high school for two weeks. Here's what I've learned so far:
AVOID UPPERCLASSMEN AT ALL COSTS
DON'T TALK TOO MUCH
ACTUALLY, DON'T TALK AT ALL
and study really hard.

at my school it's best if you friend upperclassmen, but thanks for the advice

get that knowledge

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no problem

Stay low, smile alot, find a mentor

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have fun and learn something

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Be yourself.

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You're welcome! I hope it was a great day for you. My daughter starts high school on Monday and even though she says she's not nervous, I'm sure she is somewhat scared. We are going to open house tomorrow. We've moved about 15 minutes away from where we used to live which puts her in a high school that is not the same one that most kids from her middle school are attending.

I just started my first year in High School as well,just don't do anything stupid, do your work, follow the rules and don't argue with teachers, mingle, and try to get involved in a school activity :) so far I have new friends who are seniors and they take me to school and stuff so it's really cool, I also have friends who are in my age, make friends with people in every grade, and just don't flip out :)

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Treat it like a job that you like where you want to get a promotion and a raise. The harder you work, the more you'll get out of it. Don't dwell on the negatives. There's lots to learn, and the boring stuff can get interesting if you get good at it.

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High school was a good experience for me, Just be yourself and leave the drama of jr, high back at jr, high.

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LEARN HALLWAY ETIQUETTE.
This is in allcaps for a reason. Honestly, I think it's one of the most important things a new student needs to learn when they start highschool. Not picking up on how the older students move around is why older students hate the freshmen so much (at least where I come from). Not every school is the same, but I can give a few examples of things not to do.

Don't loiter in one hall-- I don't know about the rest of the world, but at my highschool the grade nines would stick to one hall in their spare time for half the year and make it completely impossible to go through for anyone else.
Don't crowd through both sides of a double-door (if there are any around your halls, cafeteria entrance/exit, ect)-- there will be people who will want to go in the opposite direction and can't get through.

The rule of thumb is that if seniors are pushing their way through your crowd of freshmen, reconsider where you're walking. Look around you and try to figure out why they aren't trying to walk somewhere else. If you notice that there's no room for a senior travelling in the opposite direction to get through, you're probably walking wrong.

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Be yourself. I know that's a cliche but there's a reason why cliches are cliches, right?

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I'm starting ninth grade this year too, so I guess we'll just have to see what happens. :P

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You're welcome! ^___^

Be yourself.

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Enjoy it because once you know it you've graduated .

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Relax and enjoy

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study, b urself n everything will b ok. high school is great. my freshman year was amazing, so much fun n I got to meet a bunch of new interesting ppl

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listen and see what people you like before you say anything then you will figure out what people you will fit in with... within a week you should be feeling included

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Don't be loud and retarded.
Don't act like a freshmen.
Don't act like a middle schooler.
Be responsible and respectful.
When you're a senior, you can start having a little fun.
Make sure you knock out the required classes first before choosing your "fun" electives.
And most IMPORTANT of all, DON'T ACT LIKE A FRESHMEN.

maybe you should define the word "freshmen" :'D