1.) Tia jones
Having to deal with uniforms almost all of her elementary and middle school years, Tia Jones says she was never more exited to be in high school where she could wear the clothes she wants. The freedom and individual express appealed to Jones as she entered her high school career.
"Uniforms is a thing of the past and that's something I ain't never tryna go back to," said Jones.
2.) Towanna Dewitt
Towanna Dewitt is the first to admit that even she has a curfew. Dewitt says the time she has to be in changes based on the situation. For instances on the weekends she can stay out much later then she can on the weekdays. Dewitt says depending on where she is going will also affect how late she is allowed to stay out.
"Everyone has a curfew," Dewitt says. "I think the circumstances of the curfew should change as you get older though."
3.) Rayven Carter
Homework is an essential part of school that every student must suffer through, including Sierra junior, Rayven Carter. Rayven says on average she only gets about an hour of homework a night, and some nights she gets none at all. However, she still hates having to do homework, because she says it takes up time she could be spending on other things, such as family, a job, sports, clubs, etc.
"Homework is something that you just cant escape in high school," Carter Says. "You just gotta deal with it and move on."
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