Finals Week!

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Here we are...the last week of the 2006-2007 school year! Here is what this week's schedule looks like:
Monday= a "B" day (period 2, 4, & 6...school starts at 7:45 & there will be SSR)
Tuesday= 3rd & 4th Period Finals (U.S. History...8:00-10:00 & 10:20-12:20 are the actual times of your finals)
Wednesday= 1st & 5th period Finals (I.R. & World History...same time schedule as Tuesday)
Thursday= 2nd & 6th period finals (World History...same time schedule as Tuesday)
Graduation happens in the stadium at 4:00; if you plan on being there be sure you have a ticket!

***ALL CLASSES: Your final semester grades will be posted outside my classroom by noon on Friday. On Tuesday & Wednesday I will be in and out of my classroom after finals due to meetings, but please be sure to come by early if you have any questions regarding the end of the semester. I will give more specific details about when you can pick up your projects to each individual class.

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