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May 22, 2009
Cathy in NC
It depends on your personality. If you stay isolated and only interact when it's necessary, you probably won't make any strong friendships. If your school has committees, you might want to get involved. You could also go to any staff get- togethers and make sure to eat lunch in the staff lunchroom. When you see others in the hall, be sure to smile ...See More
Leah
It also depends on the teachers in the new school. Some are open and great, and others are cliquish. Some girls who were bullies in elementary school still are that way as adults. And, some of them choose teaching.
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