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New High School Year


As freshman days draw to a close, A chapter ends, fond memories in repose. Our teacher departs, and with mixed feelings, we see, The end of an era, a bittersweet decree. Lessons learned, laughter shared, and An educational journey we truly cared. But now it's time to bid adieu, Thankful for the lessons, both old and new. In this final chapter, we close the book, With a nod and a smile, let's take one last look. The future awaits, new adventures arise, But the memories we made, are forever prized. So farewell, dear friends, with hearts that sway, In our hearts, you'll stay, though we part ways. This chapter may end, but the story's not done, As we step forward, new chapters have begun.

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