“Hope smiles from the threshold of the year to come, whispering 'it will be happier'...” ― Alfred Tennyson

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U.S. History= 
  • One more week before we are back to school, but here are a few deadlines you need to remember: 
    • Graphing Indicators of the Great Depression & the 15 Economic Collapse Questions (answered in your composition book) are due 1/9 (for A Day classes) & 1/10 (for B Day classes)
      • This was given out in class the week of December 19th
    • Chapter 7 & 8 Study Guide (in your composition book) are due 1/11 (for A Day classes) & 1/12 (for B Day classes)
      • This was given out in class the week of December 12th
    • Your New Deal Program PSA Group Project (turned in on a flashdrive with your separate written reflection) are due 1/17 (for A Day classes) & 1/18 (for B Day classes)
      • You will be given some time to work with your groups in class to "check in" & make sure everything is on track during that first week back to class in January
  • Please check your School Loop email for a reminder email send from me on 1/1/17.
  • You have a  to be working on (due 1/11 & 1/12)
  • Please bring your comp book to class on 1/9 & 1/10.
A.P. Euro= 
  • You have a Take Home DBQ due to  www.turnitin.com  by 11pm on Monday, 1/9. The digital copy of the prompt & other tips were emailed to you via School Loop. 
  • You also have the Chapter 25 Study Guide to be working on. It is due Wednesday, 1/18.
  • Be sure that you keep up with the reading schedule...this is our last chapter for the semester.
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