Here at Scott High School, students received their report cards for the third nine weeks.

Many students have mixed feelings about their grades, with some being happy and some regretting their laziness during the third nine weeks.

Remington Javins, an honors student at Scott High School, said he was happy about his grades even though he takes a lot of difficult classes.

“It’s hard to keep up, but I’m staying consistent,” Javins said.

Many honors students at Scott claim that sometimes it’s hard to keep up, yet they power through with the end goal in mind.

Xavin Hale and Owen Arkola agreed that they go home every night to do homework to keep up their grades.

Arkola said that his most difficult class is Algebra II. Hale agreed that it is a very challenging class.

Hale takes Trigonometry and pre-calculus at Scott High School. He spoke on the challenges he faces trying to keep up with exams and manage his study time.

Madi Summers, a freshman at Scott High, said she was proud of her grades.

“The third nine weeks, I really locked in on my schoolwork,” Summers said.

This was the response of many students. With the end of the year coming soon, many students say they are trying their hardest to get their grades up to pass.

Eli Gillispie, a sophomore at Scott High School, claimed he has been working on his grades to be able to participate in school sports next year.

“If I don’t get my grades up soon, I won’t be able to play football,” Gillispie said.

Many fall athletes at Scott have been working on their grades in order to play next school year.