Personal Narrative: My College Move

College move-in day is right around the corner, and I’ve been reflecting on educators that touched me in a special way.I never had a favorite principal until…..In the eighth grade, my Middle School got a new principal. I didn't know too much about her, other than most of my friends had her as their principal in elementary school. I remember the first day I met her. I was late to school, as I was very often because my daycare van got me there late(that's another story for my mom to tell) I went down one walk way and she used another. When she got there before I did, she said "haha I beat you". Now that probably meant nothing to her, but it meant the world to me. I thought,"Wow, she has all these kids and noticed I took the long way, and she
OVER!! Throughout the process of doing the show over we became close, and one day she walked over to me and said “I like your style, don't ever change”. At the time I thought she meant my outfit was cute.. I was quite fashionable that year. I had a hat to match every outfit because I really thought I was Alicia Keys. (joking) That statement stuck with me throughout High School. I never had to change who I was to have friends or fit in.. At the end of the eighth grade I got every award possible.. The principal’s award, the president’s award, etc.. I didn't have a chance to miss her in High School, because in the tenth grade she moved to that school. I was SO excited. One day when I got to school, I had a pass from her. I was selected to have a meeting with the Superintendent. Now, all the kids at the meeting were Juniors and Seniors… how did I get in there? At the beginning of the meeting we went around and said something good about the school and something we didn't like. At the time my lunch was overcrowded, so I said lunch. The next day my 5th period class had a new lunch schedule. I always wanted to say the morning announcements, so I made my band friends ask her. So on my birthday, I showed up to the office to say the morning