Funny Schools Novels & Stories

Last year Hunter almost got arrested for spiking the punch bowl. Then there are the computer geeks who are the IT unit of the school. They make apps and have future businessmen written in their future. Finally, the theatre dorks are some of my favorites. They recite songs and know the lines of all the old and newer movies. I secretly quote with them in my head. "Hey, Emma, I'm sorry you missed Aftershock's auditions yesterday."

to mum. The school event isn't as boring as I thought. Me and Brandon sit next to group S and Brandon and I hold hands for the entire show. They're football and cheerleaders and other stuff but according to Brandon it isn't really as pumped up as it usually is, because the seniors aren't here. It's nice anyway and quite entertaining and I almost forget that I'm about to ruin my future until Ash nudges me, motioning for me to come. I bite my lip and pull Brandon sleeve.

If you give answers to questions like; What does patience means, and your reply was "I think patience isn't required, helloooo (smirks), why wait for a teacher to keep going on when all the words that proceeds out of his mouth is absolute trash? Why wait for your parents to grant you permission to leave the house when you could always sneak out through your goddamn window. You'd get failed because you didn't give them what they taught you, or an answer similar to what they taught you from your own perspective. So you see, School is heck! Smelly, balding, short, stuck out bellied principals.

Segi quickly nodded his head, and his face turned pale. The night went on long. ** ** The school festival arrived. Every department in the University was busy. They created projects to get money during this event. Some do face painting, singing, running a café, and making a horror house, while others took a chance to advertise their clubs to the students who visited the university.

They answered, simultaneously. "How... was your school, Morgan's High?" She asked. "Fine... just too fine" Doris smiled. Kristen nodded and faced Tessa. "What about you, Tessa? How was school?" Tessa blinked her eyes. "Weird.." "Weird? How weird? Did you... did you see- "The school toilets are funny," Tessa said. "Eh?" Kristen blinked her eyes. "They was a clock in there" "Huh?... Oh, that wasn't what I was talking about" Kristen said.

An emotion I did not, not even the slightest feel at this very moment. "Yeah, we have arrived in hell." I murmur throwing the white plastic fork in the empty container and closing the lid. "It's funny how you are most likely going to be the valedictorian when we graduate but you despise school." Gwen snorts, killing the engine. "I do not despise school...." I drawled out before letting out a puff of air. "Fine, I feel like I'm attending a funeral every time I'm in school. The smell of sweaty teen boys, who occasionally fart in a hot classroom does not make me feel like the next Albert Einstein. And don't get me started on those flowery perfume scents the girls drenched their clothes with. It

On the first week of October, the School Fest finally began. After two consecutive scandals, the academy had now begun to shed away its gloomy shell. Stalls were literally everywhere. The whole school was celebrating and everyone, be they students, teachers, or visitors, was having a carefree and happy expression.

The second day of the school festival began with a rush of color and sound. Bright banners fluttered from every post, students hurried across the courtyard carrying instruments and costumes, and the air was alive with laughter and music. Unlike the first day, which focused on sports and competitions, today was devoted entirely to performances. This was the festival’s heartbeat, the moment when the school truly lived up to its reputation as a premier performing arts academy.

the laugh and the word choosing, every sentence has a meaning. Like she thought, Kia deliberately spoke like that on the broadcast. making Debbie even more anxious, afraid and embarrassed. Emma and the others will definitely make fun of her tomorrow at school. “Huh? So the three of you are at the same school!" Ruly finally paid attention to the unplanned telephone relay, from Emma to Kia. “Yeah, speaking of youth indeed school is the best time and place, right.” Ruly got carried away with nostalgia. “Ruly, you are still hot enough. Don't worry." Kia's usual humor comes out because of her relaxed nature and easy proximity to others.

* * School had been as boring as hell as all we did was receive lectures and all that. The only fun moment was lunch time as surprisingly, Kyle had offered we had lunch together and I agreed. Nicole couldn't stop gibbering about it. Finally, the school came to an end and as usual, Nicole accompanied me to where my driver was waiting for me. "So, you'll be going to marriage classes today, right?" She asked along the way. "Yeah" I mumbled a reply. "So, what's it like, Bethel? Is it fun? Do they teach you guys about s3x?" She asked and I gasped