Personal Narrative: Mr. Kucharik As A Freshman In High School

Four years of your life are dedicated to high school, and some may say it's the best four years of your life, or the worst four years of your life. Now, for some people, high school never ends, and those people are teachers. Teachers always get the worst end of the stick, they have to deal with grouchy teenagers, irresponsible teenagers, but the worst of all are freshman. As a senior in high school, freshman affect me in way that others may not understand. As a former student of Scott Community High School, having Mr. Kucharik as my English teacher is the way freshman affect me. Mr. Kucharik strongly dislikes freshman, for they are immature, rude, and mostly annoying. Although, he is an English IV and Comp teacher, he still has to face freshman.
I have Mr. Kucharik fifth hour, which means lunch time. Therefore, that means Mrs. Geist, the freshman English teacher, also has lunch at the same time. Ironically, this means freshman during our lunch shift. Strangely enough, one day, Mr. Kucharik joins us for lunch, and a freshman does something so eruptly disgusting. For example, a freshman put his hands in his pants to pull his wedgie out, pulled out his hand, smelled it, and continued to eat. Unfortunately, Mr. Kucharik had to witness all of this, and had to bring the story back to the classroom. Presumably, this problem is something that needs to be fixed. As a senior in high school, I shouldn't have to be dealing with these freshman. On the other hand, Mr. Kucharik has been a senior three times, and he for sure doesn't deserve to be dealing with freshman. With this list of problems, I have figured out ways to better the life for Mr. Kucharik, the senior class, and the freshman. First and foremost, the first problem is having the freshman hallway by Mr. Kuchariks classroom. Senior hallway runs east and west just south of Mr. Kucharik’s classroom. My solution to this problem would be to completely rearrange classroom setups. By this, I mean to have the sophomores and freshman upstairs, and the juniors and seniors downstairs. For this switch to happen, some of the downstairs teachers that teach freshman and sophomores would have to move
For example, we have Mr. Turner, Mrs. Wasinger, Mr. Dirks, Mrs. Aguilera, and Mr. Holt. The solution to this problem would be move them all to the current sophomore hallway. So, Mrs. Hess’ classroom would change to Mr. Turners, Mrs. Downing’s classroom would change into Mr. Dirks, Mr. Todd’s classroom would change into Mrs. Aguileras, and Mrs. Wasinger will stay in the same classroom. As of Mr. Holt, he’ll unfortunately stay in his classroom, but I have a solution for this. Although, Mr. Holt teaches freshman, he is at the end of the hallway. Which means the north stairway or the hallway that leads to the office/commons area will be the only way to access Mr. Holts classroom. If an under class men is found breaking these regulations, they’ll get ISS for the rest of the day. With this move, there are two extra classrooms open. With these two classrooms open, Mrs. Neri would move downstairs, as well as Mrs. Hess. With this being said, study hall will only be available for Juniors and Seniors, and Mrs. Neri will only teach juniors and seniors. As of now, Mrs. Neri doesn't teach freshman, so only the current sophomores would be