Moving On (Jamie)

Eighth grade (and middle school in general) is long enough, but moving from a Southern Hemisphere schedule to a Northern Hemisphere schedule in the middle of the year means instead of just one year it becomes a year and a half.

Therefore, the relief at finally finishing was immense.  ISB has many wonderful traditions and the Moving On Ceremony is no exception.

The walk through the halls of middle school.














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