im really nervous about high school!?

i’ll tell you what i know based off my highschool & experience, it might not work the same way with you.

the only problem i see is that you have pretty much flooded your schedual, but based on your courses you look like a fairly smart person and you should be fine (i cant believe you dont have to do gym, lucky!)

well if you have been taking spanish in middle school, it wont be too hard. if its anything like my school, it will mostly be vocabulary review with some new words thrown in, verbs mostly. if you havent spanish is still a pretty easy language at intro level, better off than taking japenese.

if you didnt get algebra you will probably do better in geometry (unless of course, you are like me and suck at all kinds of math). biology is not a lot of math, but a lot of new words to know, and dissecting animals. there are a lot of essays to write and books to read in english. over all i’m sure you will be fine, just ask for help when you need it, and dont freak out. a lot of freshman teachers like to freak the kids out, but when they tell you you have 4 books to finish in the next week, they generally dont mean it. also, the seniors arent mean to the freshman, its the sophmores you have to watch out for :]

Okay nobody pays attention much to freshmen, upperclassmen are focused on other things. The only people who really care are the sophomores and they will hate you even though they were freshmen three months ago. The last thing that comes to my mind when I think of going back to school are the freshmen. You almost don’t exsist so don’t worry. I’m not trying to be mean, i just want you to have a good year. BTW- Sophomores, you are not upperclassmen

Honestly that’s a lot of honors classes to take for your first time. I would’ve recommended taking only a few to get used to high school first. You’re going to be so overwhelmed with all that extra work and the whole social scene. And it’s way easier and less embarrassing to move up into honors then drop out of it.

Good luck

why dont you try to consult an educational or school psychologist?