Student Survival Tips for the Junior high School Transition

Do not panic! We are here to make the transition smooth.

Preparing for CBN Jr. Hight

Por Teacher Morgan
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Sep 18    33

Junior high school is a great opportunity to meet new people and begin to explore who you are and what you want to do with the rest of your life. It can also be a difficult time, as there are a lot of things that are changing in your life. You are meeting new people. There are more choices and decisions to make. Instead of being in one classroom with one teacher all day, you now have multiple teachers. You no longer stay in one classroom; instead, you have to switch classes for different subjects. You will be faced with more responsibilities. Here are a few tips to help you with the middle school transition. Don’t be afraid to ask your teachers, counselors or staff at your school if you need help.


1. Get organized 

• Get used to checking Stela App daily 

• Color-code your folders and notebooks OR use an accordion file OR an AM and PM binder. 

• Keep your locker and back pack cleaned out

2. Do your homework.

• You will have more homework. 

• Schedule your time wisely. 

• Allot a certain amount of time every night for homework and study. 

• Don’t wait until an assignment is due - start early. 

• Keep track of your homework assignments and their due dates. Check Stela App. 

• If you are absent, check Stela App for missed work and check in with your teachers the day you return.

3. Talk to your Teachers 

• Ask questions. If you are unsure of an assignment, what you need to be doing, or of anything, just ask. Your teachers are there to help you. 

4. Get involved in extra-curricular activities 

• Find things that you enjoy - sports, clubs, activities, and get involved. This is a great way to meet new people and to have fun. 

• Listen or read what is around your, announcements are posted around school. 

5. Get good grades. 

• Turn your homework in on time, ask questions and take advantage of extra-credit opportunities if available. 

• Remember to get absent work and check-in with your teachers when you return. 

6. Stay Healthy 

• Get a good night’s sleep and eat a good breakfast before school.



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