Sydney Madison

Once there was a teenage girl named Sydney Madison. She attends Thompkins E. Middle School, in the city of Evansville, Indiana. The school that she attends is a public school, so anyone who wants to go there can. She is a beautiful young lady with hazel eyes, light brown hair, straight teeth, and she wears a bun most of the time. She is smart, pretty, and generous to others. She loves to dance, do gymnastics, and play soccer. She is having a great day until she forgets her homework at school; we will get into details later. She has a mom and a fantastic teacher who will come into play later.

Next, let’s get into details about her day. She woke up early in her dimly lit room around 6:00 A.M. She was in the same two story house, three bedrooms
You guys do this every single day of the school year. Can you just be quiet for a minute?”

However she would get nothing back because she was mumbling. Then, she became furious, because some of her friends she wouldn’t see again today. Sydney walked upstairs to her locker and went into her homeroom class, Mr. Moesner.

The bell rung again in another four minute interval, then 45 minutes of class, then another bell. She was going to Mrs. Rueger’s class. The bellringer was on the board. The questions were typical and easy because they have been doing them for a month now. Mrs. Rueger walked in with her nice, blonde,straightened hair and her black and white striped dress. She started off with signing the kids up with noredink.com and then taking a survey. That took up the whole class period for Sydney. She then went to orchestra,and they just sat there the whole time waiting to get their instruments. Then back to Mrs. Rueger to do conflict in literature. This is where they got their unforgettable homework. It was over conflict in literature. They then moved onto their narrative right when the bell rung. Sydney ran down the stairs to Mr. P. Jones’s class. They were working on geography like
Sydney decided to go to the three side doors each but every one of them was locked and were not even going to budge. She had three more doors: the gym door, the basketball court door, and the recess door. Once again locked, locked, and locked. They started to give up,but then a janitor let them in the main door. Sydney sprinted up the stairs, down the hall, and to her locker. The school was empty no one was in sight except the janitors cleaning out the teachers rooms. She tried the so thought combination but of course it wasn’t