i'm new in my school what should i do????????
484610
I have been "the new kid" before and it may seem hard but its really not. Your first day might seem hard because its towards the end of the year, but you will be fine! The school may look confuzing so ask questions, you dont have to go ask a teacher just go up to a student, most of them are actually pretty nice. Look at your classes someone has to be in your lunch, talk to the people around you a little and you should be able to find someone to sit with, if not, when you go to the lunchroom just ask if you can sit with someone you see in class. And last, choose and activity! activity's are the easies way to make friends, im in choir and I used to dance, because of that I have SO MANY FRIENDS. even if I just did choir, or something else there are so many people who will want to meet you and be your friend. Dont be nervous just have fun and take it one step at a time. hope I helped!
1110347
Seek out your course syllabus or guidance counselor.  Either one should help you line out your courses
1100309
Meet all the new people you can.  Of course you will miss your friends and what is familiar, but remember that there are all kinds of wonderful opportunities awaiting you at your new school.  Be open to the potential.  It's not an end, it's a beginning.
81949
Is there a guidance counselor or a trusted teacher you can speak with?  You could also try to speak with the school nurse.\nAre there any clubs at your school you could get involved with after school, or maybe a sport you could play?  If would give you a chance to get out of the house a bit and maybe make some new friends and develop some new interests.\nI hope it works out for you.
1023729
You are in a difficult position as you are their instructor. You cant get included unless you form a casual relationship of friendship first, by chatting etc. As you build up trust, then you can mention that you are interested in going along to join their activities, or even ask what activities you could get into from them. Maybe better for you to look outside of the school, join social activities like evening classes. Less complications with relationships with "students " etc.
1098032
I recently graduated from college and think I can offer you some good advice. If you're new to college don't get overwhelmed. Its important to find that balance between school and personal time. Trust me you'll need it. You don't want to be all books and have no personality and people skills but at the same time don't forget you're in school to do your best and receive an education. Don't treat college like you did High School it is a different environment. Even if you didn't have to study much in High School, trust me you'll have to study at least some in college. Remember the uneasiness you probably will feel at 1st will pass quickly. To stay focused remember not to look too far ahead be aware of your goals but focus on your present priorities. Start a good communication line between yourself and your professors, they can help keep you on track. And remember have fun, once u finish college you will have the whole rest of your life to work, so enjoy your college experience!!
557341
Stay where you are, see if there is a group outside school who is into it. If you love track, something will come up.
619626
As a freshman (Class of 2009), I know what it's like to enter in a new school recently.  At my high school (Bakersfield Christian High School, Bakersfield, CA), I learned three things this year: 1) get to know people because the people you may hang out with might be famous one day [a.k.a. make yourself available], 2) manage your time wisely; don't procrastinate or the homework today will nip you in the butt tomorrow & 3) get active in school activites.  Don't be a loner that's againist the world.  Participate in activities that you love, may it be sports, drama, music, etc.  Just go out there and give it your all, because you only have 4 years to make a name for yourself...
936148
Making friends cannot be rushed, but be confident and introduce yourself to folks. As time goes on you will get to know which ones are friend material, but you have to put yourself out. \nDo not  make hasty conclusions about the people you meet in your new school, just consider how you are feeling, maybe they are feeling worse and acting up. \nBe as nice as you would want your friends to be to you. Keep on a good genuine smile, nobody likes a grouch. Above all dress decent, and clean, people are drawn to nice people.\nSee if you can meet some of your classmates on line, you can get acquainted on line and then it will be easier when you meet in person.\nAlso learn to like your own company, find things that fulfill you as an individual, friends will like your company better, when they realize you are cool even by yourself.\nBest wishes to you.
341494
Be yourself. It is hard to be new in a school. It is hard to make new friends. But it will happen. Find people that share your interests. Don't ever try and be someone your not because your not being fair to yourself.  I have always told my children that if you have one true friend then you are far luckier than someone that is in a crowd and not able to be themselves.  Have confidence in yourself, and always be true to yourself. Good luck at your new school.
1106826
You shouldnt be scared but its okay that you are.  i would be scared too.  Just keep in mind that you are still yourself and that eventually you will meet people.  Dont change yourself to get friends.  Also, when people meet you and see that you are new they might try to suck you in.  Dont get lost in the wrong crowd.  My friend was new to the school and he simply just acted like he wa sthere all long and made new friends the first day that he came.  but we arent all like that.  So good luck.
132008
YOU SHOULD GET MORE INVOLVED ON CAMPUS..LIKE JOIN STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS. THATS WHAT I DID SO THAT I WOULDN'T BE SO BORED..OR YOU CAN START YOUR OWN ORGANIZATION...THINK THAT ONCE ITS OVER YOU'LL HAVE TO REALLY GROW UP AND ITS BEST TO ENJOY YOURSELF NOW!
801683
you should just stick with the friends you have.  As time goes by you will get to know the people in your new school better and make more friends.  Don't focus on the quantity of friends but the quality of the friends you do have.  As time passes, i promise you will have more friends as long as you be yourself and not try to hard.  BTW! Popularity is way over rated and as long as you enjoy your teen years and not worry about being popular you will be a happier person.  When you are in college and an adult you will not be friends with those people anyway and you will look back and wonder why to put so much pressure on yourself to have so many friends.  But, to help, join some clubs and participate in school activities, you will meet people that way.
967025
Get involved in some sort of club or committee in your school.  Volunteer in a clothes drive or something.  You are gauranteed to meet some friends that way.
904470
Be kind to your school\nThat's how to be cool.
1016895
You should take cooking classes. Learn something new and socialize at the same time.
304354
just be cool..smile make eye contact and say something like "what u doin after class"..should work