Perfect System: A Change in Schools

For the last time, yes, we are kids.

But we prefer the term, 'Young adults.'

Wait- no. Adults are icky and often only notice things not worth noticing.

We are a group of teenagers, well, most of us are, some of us are soon going to be. You will most likely never find out our real names; we go by aliases because hey, we've all been stalked once or twice 'cause of poor internet safety and have learned never to use real names online.

Uh, introductions. That'd be a good idea. Me doing the writing, I'm Ash, Ash Silex. I go to a school in Pittsford, New York, and I might as well tell you the name because I'm going by alias and you'll find no record of me existing 'cept online. I'm a 7th grader at Calkins Road Middle School, one of the newest and easily largest schools in the area. My opinion on the matter is that Pittsford is overrated. Sure people say it's one of the best places to grow up and that the school system is amazing, but I'm not buying it. I believe that the school is amazing, not the system. They put their money into building it and making it look good, not on the actual teaching. I'm the one who's been working on the site; all my other friends have their sites as well, this is one of the many smaller branches of our giant online and offline idea called Clash of Desires, but if that's the site you got here from, then you already know that. I haven't sent out the email asking all of my fellow members of our little society asking for their site info, as in what they want me to put here, so for now it's just me.