Coming of Age | People will come to know the real you through your positive actions
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Despite the sadness a lot of people feel when summer ends and school starts again, there's no denying there's something exciting about the process of preparing for a new academic year.
You get new clothes, new school supplies and new textbooks.
Teachers present you with new information, and coaches give you new responsibilities on the team.
There are new adventures ahead of you — new clubs to attend, new jobs to do, new friends to make.
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