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Dear Dish-It, How to Adjust to a New School

It can be hard to move to a new school and make new friends, so Dish-It has advice about dealing with this change! Back to Article

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21inkiepielover

21inkiepielover wrote:

2013-05-05 17:48:08 -0700

me too.

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izzy09 wrote:

2013-01-07 11:54:33 -0800

Ive been doing this already smile

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Pplperson wrote:

2013-01-07 11:29:51 -0800

Not really to helpfull maybe when I was younger I'm just to used to to even care about my new school at all

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Minimighty wrote:

2012-07-26 13:48:02 -0700

I think it will be great to experience a new school

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merzadies wrote:

2011-07-24 15:17:51 -0700

i just moved to a new school one problem its all most grad and i dont no how this school weres sdhould i spend a few thousands on geting ready like i would have at my old school ( it was a top school in canada ) now i go to public what should i do Clown

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coolcharlie101 wrote:

2011-05-18 04:57:00 -0700

im goin secondary next year-good advice

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beauty_starz wrote:

2011-05-18 02:56:05 -0700

I went to a different school and switched it was a very good one though.

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NTCdrummer wrote:

2010-08-26 05:11:37 -0700

just be youself! i went through plenty of schools but the more i went to a different school the easier it was! now i have friends at every school!

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lolop10 wrote:

2010-06-16 11:53:05 -0700

i know its hard believe me just try to meet new friends get use to ur new surroundings moving can be hard but try to be strong maybe u can visit friends from ur old place u use to live in im trying to help

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Elementary school age is too young to have a cell phone, because young children will have a hard time with the responsibility (varies) and it's likely that their friends don't have phones so who do they have to talk to? Middle school is around the age that cell phones can be given. That's when they're realizing who they want as friends and socializing more. 12 should be the earliest age to have one imo. I got mine when I turned thirteen.

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