School at last

On Monday, I found out that I got accepted to QSI (quality schools international.) I was also informed that I would be starting on Tuesday. So I went out, bought a few school supplies, and went the next day. My "homeroom" was really nice. There are 5 girls and 4 boys. One girl is from Norway, one is from Uzbekistan, one is from India, and one is from Greece. And there are two Armenian guys, one half japanese -half dutch guy, and an Iranian guy. In some of my classes, there are only 3 girls. I’m taking geography and algebra 2 alone, online, in a small computer room with two other students doing something else. Yeah. Anyway, for a first day, it went pretty well. One of the first things I noticed was not only the difference in size (this school is tiny), but also how free everything was. I mean, some kids stay in the classroom for the next class, some leave. They go in and out as they please sometimes, and there are no bells between classes. Only after recess and lunch, but that's a real bell rung by a real person. Basically, it's less restricted in some respects. Still, it’s a very good school. It’s hard to describe the atmosphere there, but I like it.
I have to ride the mini- bus with a bunch of little kids who are usually very noisy. But some were very polite and introduced themselves.
Yeah, I have alot of catching up to do, but so far it's going great. Well, enough rambling.