Junior Kagan Richardson cannot sit still during class. The thoughts of summer are too exciting.
With less than a month of school left, 10 days without weekends or holidays and 15 days with weekends to be exact, that time of year has come. By this I mean that time of year where every high school student begins to get excited for the upcoming two months of freedom called summer break. After a long, stressful, and difficult ten months of intense schooling, teenagers around the nation can start thinking about kicking back and relaxing. From going to the beach to simply sleeping, each and every person has their ideal vacation.
“Lots of people have all these elaborate plans as to what they are going to do over this summer break, but my perfect summer will be just doing nothing for once and being able to sleep and have fun,” expressed junior Paul Dingus. ”It doesn’t get much better than that.”
While many are ecstatic over the coming summer break, others, particularly some seniors have mixed feelings.
“I’m really looking forward to the break and having fun, and I can’t wait to go to college, but I am already beginning to feel a little sadness about leaving this place for good,” explained senior and future Brandeis student Alex Fischler. “I mean, I have invested four years of my life here and now it’s almost all over.”
And then there are those who will be moving this summer, such as freshman Patrick Stetco.
“It’s really unfortunate that I have to move to Riverside this summer,” said Stetco. I have only spent one year here at Tesoro. I’m really going to miss everything here, especially all my friends.”
Regardless how our Tesoro Titans plan to enjoy their summer, it’s going to be quite an exciting and relaxing one.
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