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<p>I am going to be talking about my previous years at schools, and I will be comparing those years to how my current year is progressing.
In second grade, I transferred to a small school called Stanwich School, which has recently merged with Greenwich Country Day School. I spent 6 years there, and I loved it. The classes were very small, ranging from 6-12 kids in each. I greatly appreciate working in a classroom with a small number of kids, because you get more time with the teacher to get extra help, etc. After 8th grade, I decided to transfer to Greenwich High School because of the immense opportunity and possibility at the bigger school.
Freshmen year for me was hard – coming from such a small school required me to adjust to the larger classroom environment, and I also had to balance making friends with worrying about academics. My grades were poor and I missed many of assignments. After having my brother go through Innovation Lab and loving it, I decided to give it a shot. I am a hands on learner, and love the small classroom environment, so Innovation Lab is definitely the best option for me. It allows you to work on long term projects, and almost everything is hands-on.
So far, joining Innovation Lab has been a great decision, since all the teachers are wonderful, and it has all the amenities I had hoped for; small class size, caring teachers, long term hands-on projects, and very friendly kids. I would compare this year so far to my 8th grade year, which had the smallest class size, the most freedom, and the most hands-on classes including chemistry and others. Since 8th grade has been my best year yet, and since it is so similar to this year, I believe this year is going to be a great year.</p>
Graham's Inlab Experience 