As North is nearing the end of the school year and entering the warm months, high school seniors are finding it more and more difficult to stay focused and care about school work. Senioritis is very much real, and it is very much alive here at Middletown North.

  Senioritis is described as a “sickness” that affects high school seniors. After 4 years of balancing school work, extracurricular activities, family, friends, and maybe a job, seniors are all burnt out. Getting accepted to college tends to make the symptoms – laziness, lack of motivation to dress nice, increase in absences, and a general “not caring” attitude – even worse. The only cure for senioritis is graduation.

  Although it is hard to get rid of once you catch it, there are still some ways to prevent senioritis if you haven”t caught the bug yet. The first rule is to plan ahead. You know you”re going to lose motivation and a sense of organization as the year goes on, so make a list of all important dates, keep a planner, and plan ahead. Don”t let yourself fall behind because you”ll never be able to catch up again.

  On the contrary, don”t obsess Du vil aldri kjede deg i dette casino online et, det er alltids noe a gjore. over school and college. If you do, you”re going to get real tired real quick. After a month or two of obsessing and stressing, senioritis will hit you like a ton of bricks. Overloading yourself with work and extracurricular”s isn”t the way to avoid senioritis. Balance is very important during senior year.

  Next is to talk about all of your feelings with friends or family. Senior year is a very emotional time – a whole year of lasts. If you don”t take a minute to step back and reflect on everything you are doing and feeling the year will pass in the blink of an eye.

  Senior year should be about growing, learning, and having fun. Senioritis is in full swing at this point for many seniors at North, and graduation is less than two months away. Some students are past the point of no return while others are still trying to keep their 4.0 GPA. Whatever your story may be, senior year is winding down and the disease of senioritis is very much contagious.