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Building Information Entering the high school means entering a new building. Many upperclassmen find it frustrating when freshmen block the hallways because they don't know where they're going. Sometimes they even play jokes on the incoming freshman to find amusement out of their confusion. Don't be labeled as a freshmen, know where you are.

First off, there is no second floor to the school, and no stairs to climb. This makes getting through the hallways more crowded, but it also makes it easier because you don't have to climb the stairs. Since there is no second floor you do no need to buy the elevator passes that some upperclassman offer. This may sound silly but you would be surprised how gullible freshman can be!

The next nice thing about having a big building is the locker space! The lockers are a lot bigger than the ones at the junior high. The space you are given is good for most sports equipment, books, folders, bags, and other things. Different grades are in seperate hallways for the most part. The hallways are labeled by letters A, B, C, D, E, F, or G. There are also classes in the portables. It may sound confusing but you will get used to it quicker than you think.