Throughout four years of sitting in classrooms, while listening to constant communication of factual evidence that pointed to me not knowing anything, which was about as boring as this exhausting sentence, I contracted a disease: intelligence.  The following is a list of what I can remember about the state produced and manufactured education and the corridor curriculum:

10.  Social studies is enhanced when taught by Hechimovich, Desroisers, and Walters.  Who doesn’t know to grab their “pooch, pop, and popcorn” when something important is on television?  Now you do!

11.  Foods and Nutrition is a class slackers take and soon regret.

12.  Because you enjoyed reading, you assumed taking Modern Literature was a brilliant idea, but you were mistaken.  Turns out, half of those books like Christopher Creed are at the reading level of eighth graders or have no literally merit.  You craved more books like The Interpreter of Maladies and In the Lake of the Woods.

Twelve simple truths influenced my life at Arrowhead.  I’m sure if I pondered longer I could elaborate and extend, but I have a deadline.  What made Arrowhead memorable to you?