Proudest Moment in School

[UltimateUgabuga]

What was your most proudest moment in school?

 

Mine was in high school freshman year, I got a 97 on my US history regents while only going to that class 3 times. It was also

my first regents exam ever.

[extremescouter]

Similar to that, I got a 4 on the APUSH test without ever reading the book or doing the homework.  :D

[UltimateUgabuga]

Similar to that, I got a 4 on the APUSH test without ever reading the book or doing the homework.  :D

Niiiiiice  :D

[Snickerzz]

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[JupiteL]

there are 5 computers in my class, one day 3 of them got a problem with the bios, it's just a simple work to do though, but no one got any idea about it so they keep in mind that I'm a computer expert xD I'm still proud though

[NeoZeon]

The first time I presented my research at a national conference. 

[the_devil52]

Getting second highest in my first Chemistry exam having missed a whole year of chemistry.

[fishymamba]

I got an A in biology without even checking out a textbook. 

 

Or the time when I woke up at 3AM to go to the bathroom and I realized that I had an essay due the next day. Whipped one up really quick and got an A on it even though english is my worst subject. :D

[SNIT]

Something I'll take to the grave, and being acknowledged as one of the most intelligent students despite the fact (and my teachers also often brought this up) I always half-arsed my written work.

[DeViLzzz]

I guess maybe being in the top 3 for the spelling bee in grade school.

[Dudenstein]

First some background knowledge about me hahah I have a speech impediment that's bothered me my whole life. I was in speech therapy from 2nd grade to my junior year in high school for my stuttering via my health insurance and it didn't help with my impediment.

With that being said my proudest moment was giving my graduation speech (I was senior class president) during the ceremony as well as giving opening and closing of the ceremony without an issue. The kid that couldn't speak spoke in front of everyone smoothly. It was great.

[ShadowLight18]

starting a 20 week long assessment task at 5 am the day it was due and getting 85%

coding a website!!! (it was only basic but it still got me good marks)

[brownninja97]

first day of school we did a math exam( i liked maths back then) and i got 100%. Some fuck face put me in middle set when i was the only person in the year to get that followed by something with 89% bs. Parents called the school, write a letter and so on. So i got promoted and then shit on everything in that set for the next year or so. But then the fire nation attacked(gcses) and my knowledge went to hell.

[MsTrMind]

Got the informatics price in my last year of high school.

This basically meant I was the best VB.NET programmer, from a total of about 25 people B-)

[SKOONJar]

I always used to prove my autoshop teacher wrong. He always lied thinking he knew about new cars but truth be told he hasn't been in the real industry for over 10 years. He hated me because I always pointed it out in front of class.

[EChondo]

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This.

 

I get good grades and whatnot, but I hate school. I still got one more left to go and I am not going back, probably won't go to my reunions or anything. It's primarily the teachers and administrators and how they run things.

 

I guess my proudest moment is getting 100% on my Business Math final(which brought my grade in the class to 100%, but I had a 92% anyway). Not exactly hard to do, but I loved the class.

 

I maintain a 90% average by doing everything at the last minute and not studying... 750 word essay and a 7 minute presentation due tomorrow and I haven't started yet.

I do this as well, haha.

[Nort]

I maintain a 90% average by doing everything at the last minute and not studying... 750 word essay and a 7 minute presentation due tomorrow and I haven't started yet.

[MzCatieB]

getting asked to teach a class cause i knew more than the teacher

[Hoppa]

Became the athletics captain in year 12 :)

[ixi_your_face]

Being moved to near college grade science courses when i was around 13.

[joelthezombie15]

Not the usual thing but i punched a kid in the face for saying that my mom was tub girl, then he ran away from me for like a month i even apologized and when i went home and told my mom about it she ran to me and hugged me and started crying saying she was mad at me for punching him but proud of me for standing up to her, then she proceeded to call all her friends and sry to them about how proud and angry she was. I didnt get in trouble btw 

[FireFox]

What was your most proudest moment in school?

 

Mine wasn't so much the proudest the the happiest and that is when I left, I hated school, it was full of morons who needed a severe kicking.

 

Then went to college which was pretty awesome

[wpirobotbuilder]

Winning second place at Intel's Cornell Cup USA for our senior design project, getting us a fully paid 4-day trip to Walt Disney World from Intel and Cornell University, then graduating one week later.

[Hyp0xia]

All of my best moments in college involved my PowerPoint presentations, including one on Homo erectus for human evolution, one on the Shang Bronzes for world prehistory, and one on RAM for my CompTIA A+ exam preparation course. My presentation on the Shang Bronzes is now used in all my former archaeology professor's world prehistory classes and I received great praise from both professors and peers for all three of these presentations. The Homo erectus one was forty-five minutes long. I won't hesitate to say I am the god of PowerPoint.

[Art Vandelay]

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Hey wait, you're 15. You didn't finish yet.