At school’s start, anything is possible

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You have just started the school year, and you’re in second or seventh or eleventh grade, and your pencil case is filled with sharp number 2s, erasers, and you have a binder full of blank paper you can’t imagine filling anytime soon.

Maybe you have dividers to separate subjects, or perhaps you’ve outgrown that organizational tool, but you also have a school calendar where you swear you will put every assignment so you will never forget any homework.

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