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The Kardashians Take High School

All 4 years of high school as described by the Kardashians

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The Kardashians Take High School

They say high school was the best 4 years of our lives. Here are a few things every student feels in high school


Freshman Year

When you step in the building as a freshman


When a senior tells you to move out of the way


When you meet all your teachers for the next 4 years


Going to your first home coming


When you get to sit in the student section for the first time

Sophomore Year


When you're no longer a freshman


Junior Year

When you realize you only have one year left


When the teachers start hitting you with more homework


When your classes start becoming hard


Senior Year

When you finally hit senior Year


But then you realize you have to start getting your life together

When the incoming freshman walk on the wrong side of the hallway



When that senioritis hit


And you have to start deciding which college you want to go to


Filling out college applications



When you get accepted into college

While taking your finals and you don't remember learning anything that your teachers taught you


When they finally give you that cap and gown



And you get your diploma realizing you never have to see any of the people you hated in high school ever again

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