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I went to Walter Payton as the third class to ever attend, and since they did not allow transfer ins, there weren't any seniors during my first year there.

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My high school (John Adams, South Bend, IN) won several national mock trial championships while I attended! I was not on the team but it makes for good bragging points against the other city high schools.

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These are all so interesting ... all I can think of is that our mascot was a Wildcat, but we inexplicably had a person dressed as a cow (named Mighty Mood) lead the crowd at sporting events.

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Jonathan (CPS)
Mr. Acker, our gym teacher, often had lunch duty, for which he used a microphone to call on different sections of students to get their food. He also used the mic to give a play by play of fights that would inevitably break out. Such was life in a Jersey Shore HS.

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In my high school physics class, we went to Great America and my teacher had all kinds of physics activities we had to do with calculating different speeds, velocities, etc. on the rides - Molly Gordon, NORC

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In my high school physics class, we went to Great America and my teacher had all kinds of physics activities we had to do with calculating different speeds, velocities, etc. on the rides - Molly Gordon, NORC

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I went to school in Nebraska and switched school districts in the middle of my educational experience. I attended the first IB school in the state!

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I took a Theory of Knowledge class in high school, where we spent time watching Pink Floyd's The Wall and debating aliens (real or not?)

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My high school was an all-boys catholic school. So fairly unique in a couple of ways

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I attended the IL Math and Science Academy in Aurora, which was (and continues to be) fully residential for students in 10th-12th grades. It's a pretty unique place (in all kinds of ways) and many students believed that the school was housed in a bomb shelter because the building has NO WINDOWS and NO WALLS... just room dividers, which is a GREAT IDEA for learning

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Julia (UChicago Consortium) I went to an all-girls K-12 school in Virginia.  In 3rd grade I got into trouble for climbing out the 2nd story classroom window onto the roof below to retrieve a ball that had gotten caught up there and I didn't get into trouble!

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Julia (UChicago Consortium) I went to an all-girls K-12 school in Virginia.  In 3rd grade I got into trouble for climbing out the 2nd story classroom window onto the roof below to retrieve a ball that had gotten caught up there and I didn't get into trouble!

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I went to middle school in a building that was designed during the Open Education movement so we had huge classrooms with accordion curtains to divide them.

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My school was built by Frank Lloyd Wright Associates in the form of interlocking circles. No matter which direction you turned you would get there - eventually. I blame it for why I have no sense of direction to this day.

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In high school, we had opportunities to attend retreats and service trips like Habitat for Humanity. 

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In high school, we had opportunities to attend retreats and service trips like Habitat for Humanity. 

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My first school in the US was Boone Elementary in CPS and my principal was Paul Zavitkovsky who then went on to do assessment research ....full circle. -Sasha Klyachkina

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My first school in the US was Boone Elementary in CPS and my principal was Paul Zavitkovsky who then went on to do assessment research ....full circle. -Sasha Klyachkina

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I went a Latin school for high school and took 4 years of Latin. However, I was only able to test out of a semester of Latin in college so I decided to take Spanish in to fulfill college language requirement.

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I went a Latin school for high school and took 4 years of Latin. However, I was only able to test out of a semester of Latin in college so I decided to take Spanish in to fulfill college language requirement.

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Steven McGee (The Learning Partnership)

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My middle school was opened in 1897 (Lincoln Middle School, Portland ME) and was designed as such. I was the first 6th grade class as they went from a jr. high to middle school concept and remember the tears welling when I got lost (which happened something like 4 times)

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I remembered a better illustration of my school: My high school biology teacher had only been teaching there for about 5 years when I started but his name plate had been there for 30 because he took over his dad's classroom when his dad retired as the previous biology teacher

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I went to early grade school (PK-3) in Charlotte, NC and our school was an open air campus - there were clusters of classrooms connected by outdoor paths and sidewalks and playgrounds! (Yes, of course, it was a private school...)

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My middle school assistant principal had previously worked in intelligence, so would occasionally do the morning announcements in a pitch-perfect dialect from somewhere around the US and Britain.