Funny Schools Novels & Stories

As soon as the bell rang after school, Ashley immediately put on her school bag and ran out without even saying goodbye, causing Bella to be confused. Perhaps because of moving the campus, the flow of people along the way was stronger more than usual. Ashley knew the location of the main campus of South Star University and often passed by on her way home. Moreover, because the area of Rising Sun Middle School was too small, their school sports meeting was held on their playground before. The school also borrowed the venue of South Star University for any art show. Therefore, Rising Sun Middle School was jokingly called "the Middle School affiliated to South Star University".

I told him that someone talked to me just earlier. Now my terror becomes very real when he replied, “Are you crazy? All of the candidates are all out back! We’ve been discussing things since earlier and you’re the only one missing.” I was shocked. I mean, EFFING HELL, WHO WAS I TALKING TO?" ++++++++++ Schools will remain a part of our society for decades or even centuries to come. You can imagine how many more supernatural and paranormal tales will sprout out from the studentry because of their experiences.

She said in a duh tone. "No, I meant you keep looking round like you're expecting someone." "I'm not. I wasn't even expecting you." She said her eyes still roaming around the noisy cafeteria. "Your school's funny. " She said. "In what way? " He asked eating his fries. "Several. The most amusing is how girls would do anything to be with a guy. " Ari said as she eyed some girls that giggled at the canvas boy beside her. Austin noticed her disgust and smiled.

"I miss the time when they called me witch hair, skinny, toothed by the failure in my teeth... And when they threatened to hit me just because I refused to lend my homework notebooks? Oh, how delicious. I loved school.” "And when they put the trash can over the door for us to pass? " commented Luiz, giving a serious giggle. Ah, I remembered that cruel period. I've always suffered from many of those ridiculous jokes. To this day I was disturbed by the shame of everything I've ever been through at school. "There was nothing better than getting all dirty because of those bums.”

DEVAN The next day came with the unexpected. It was announced that my school had organised a two days trip to a self improvement facility, meant for the final year High school students, in order to groom us for life after school. It was a yearly routine held by the school in honour of its soon exiting students. There were talks about it being extremely boring, and not being fun in any way. Frankly speaking, this hadn't been one of the events I had looked forward to, considering all the rumours I had heard about it.

Faye's POV After school the next day, I texted Kaycee and informed her that I'm heading to the school's gym to work out. The school's gym is like those type of gyms that famous weightlifters and athletes and boxers, go to for training everyday. So just because people that goes to this school are son's and daughters of mafia leaders or gang leaders and other dangerous group of people, the school has the exact same gym for us to go to in case we feel like blowing off some steam instead of using other people as punching bags.

I feel so bad. The kids in my old school used to tell me the same things. They said I couldn't play with them and would put gross stuff in my food. That's why I was happy mom put me in this school. I have more friends than over there, and I don't have to see my bully anymore. "That is really mean," I say.

she repeated, like the word didn’t make sense in her mouth. “Yes,” I said, sharper now because the frustration was boiling over. “A rumor. Gossip. Ridgeville being bored and disgusting like always.” Mom’s voice trembled. “Why would someone start something like that?” I let out a bitter laugh. “Because someone made a joke this morning. It blew up. That’s what this school does. It takes one stupid comment and turns it into a full-on circus.” Her expression darkened. “A joke.” She said it like it tasted awful. “This isn’t something to joke about, Jackson.”

I asked, letting out a long sigh after that. “What?” My friends echoed in unison. “The calmness in this school. It is so boring I could mistake it for a churchyard," I answered. “I kind of like the peace. It gives room for creativity,” Louis said. I couldn't help but roll my eyes at him. Creativity my foot. What kind of creativity was he talking about? To me, fun is creativity. Not some quiet school. “Are you worried about the school or your reputation as the prefect of the school?” Julian asked, flashing me a scrutinizing look.

I yawned heavily and I adjusted myself from my gigantic and comfortable bed, School life is Very hard, for the past ten years I have been attending that crystal college, Facing princes and lords trying to make me fall for them. Hahahahahahaha That's the most funniest thing of all ages, Ugly so called princes after me, Well the last guy is the thirtieth dude that I have rejected, Such a rude and prideful princes they are, Speaking of pride, Mysterious the great killer of all ages.