I'm in 8th grade, the last grade of my pretty average middle school. I'll be going to 9th grade in high school next year.

I am in 4th grade, and I go to the 5th best elementary school in my state.

I'm in 7th grade, and it's my first year of jr high school, which is 7th and 8th grade. Kindergarten through 6th grade is all one school in my district and we call it elementary school. :)

I'm in 7th grade, second year of middle school at a private K-12, though I've only gone there since 6th. There are about 120 kids in my whole grade, maybe 16 or so per class.

I adore my school, honestly— The academics are amazing, the teachers are so inclusive, there are arts classes as part of the required curriculum, and they also have creative writing and social justice and coding as electives. 

Hey, I'm curious. How many of you go to private schools? (Which, by the way, doesn't equate you or me to being rich, stuck-up brats like so many people assume.)

I'm in seventh grade, the second year of middle school. My school's one of the best in the state-- it may be the best public school, but I haven't seen school lists that don't include private and Catholic schools.

I'm a "freshie/freshman" (aka: 9th grade) and homeschooled.

I'm in eighth grade at a private school (pre k-8th grade.) I've only been going there since seventh grade, but then again I've never gone to one school for more than two and a half years. I went to public school in fifth and sixth grade, and I must say that the private school stereotype is unfortunately slightly true. I'm not saying this of all private schoolers - I am very different than most people in my school and there are a lot of very normal people who are not snotty and rich at all. But a lot of them have very incorrect pictures in their minds of what public school is like - I loved my public school in fifth and sixth grade.

All of my teachers are amazing. The academics are very good. The difference between this school and some other schools I have been to is that in order to get an A in a subject you have to constantly be contributing to discussions and stepping up as a leader as well as getting good test grades and stuff. In order to make high honours your grade in every single class has to be A- and above, including gym and chorus and art and stuff. Even the most athletic kids get A- in gym, because you have to have a good attitude all the time and have to go as hard as you can for every class. I only know one person who has gotten an A in gym.

So yeah. That's my school. Hooray. I'm really sad to be leaving for high school at the end of the year. I love my school. 

I'm in 7th grade, and I go to a tiny tiny Catholic school. (we combine 6th, 7th, and 8th grade- there are only 28 of us in all of jr. high!)

I'm in 6th grade. Homeschooled and loving it! Some people think that homeschoolers are "dorky" or like, super humans at school.Well maybe a little of a nerd!ITS NOT LIKE THAT AT ALL! Actually homeschooling is really fun and enjoyable. I get to go to co ops and hang with friends and stuff like that.But the only thing that annoys me is that we(homeschoolers) don't get to have snow days...:-(