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Ms. Frederick
ERWC P.3
Writing Sample #3
Match the definition to the vocabulary words listed below. Basically all Ive been reading
for the past thirty minutes. My seventh grade language teacher lecturing us as there are fifteen
minutes left until I can leave and go home to use my new ipod touch. My school has never
allowed their three hundred students access to wifi for some unknown reason. Stupid right? I
looked down at my plaid blue skirt, that Im forced to wear every day due to the uniform policy,
and saw the irritating blue string tickling the back of my leg. Mrs. Rodriguezs lecture ceased as
the classroom phone rang. I took that time to pull out my math assignment that Ms. Nogueira
Emily, Dammit she caught me. My heart dropped as she called out for me. I looked up
to see her blue intimidating eyes looking at my shaky self. The front office needs you. Relief
floods through me for a brief second. Did she not see me do work from another class? But why
would the front office need me? I usually get called up to pick up my lunch my mom drops off for
me but lunch has already passed. My eyes wander over to Natalie, my closest friend at St. Rose
of Lima Catholic School, and then over to Denisse, but shes looking down at her black
converse and doesnt make eye contact with me. Natalie and I both push our eyebrows together
wondering why I would be called up. I pushed my seat out, leaving the back door and holding
my jacket closer to my body as the cool air hit me. Looks like it's about to rain.
My black vans hit the cement outside, heading towards the front of the school. Walking
into the office I see the old geyser herself, Mrs. Rosie. Mr. Sanders will be here soon, he needs
to talk to you, She makes no eye contact with me until she finishes her sentence, Im a seventh
grader at a private school stop looking at me like Ive killed someone. I sit down on a chair and I
instantly regret it as she shoots me another one of her looks. Have I done something? My mind
starts racing through every bad thing Ive ever done but none of them involve the school, let
alone our Principle. I hear a bell and the door opens up seeing the familiar black converse.
Denisse.
The atmosphere of the room immediately changed the second Mr. Sanders opened his
office door. Come in and take a seat both of you. Wonder where Ive seen that look before. I
have been aware that you two have been using your cell phones during class, is that true? Oh,
its not as bad as I thought. That isnt true, Denisse and I reply at the same time. Your
instagram posts say other wise. Im on private how is he going to see my posts, Creep. You
two have been posting pictures in the school bathroom. That seems to me that you do use your
phones during class. I go from slumping in my chair to sitting straight up. This is all too weird.
Why and how is he getting this information that I wasnt even aware of. In the handbook it says
no use of any electronics during school hours. Seeing students of mine posting pictures of
themselves in their uniform and in our bathroom isnt setting a good image for us. The picture
of us around Denisse as she was the one holding the phone, our peace signs, kissy faces, and
tongue sticking out goofily flashed through my mind. Denisses post. It wasnt during school
though, it was after- Denisse couldnt finish her sentence as Mr. Sanders cut her off. Its setting
a bad image for our school, youre setting a bad image for our school. My mouth fell open. It
was as if I was on a roller coaster and Id reached the top and we were going down. My heart
dropped. I was holding back my tears but they were burning my eyes. My mind was doing back
flips and I didnt know how much longer we stayed there or what he told us afterwards. Denisse
and I opened the front the office door and the cool air hit my face. All that was going through my
head was, do all teachers and schools stalk their students social media accounts? Thats pretty
weird.