“October had tremendous possibility. The summer's oppressive heat was a distant memory, and the golden leaves promised a world full of beautiful adventures. They made me believe in miracles.” ― Sarah Guillory


If you attended Peer Court last week & did a write-up it is due by Thursday, 10/26.
This week's Schedule:
Monday– Late Start A day
Tuesday– B day
Wednesday– A day
Thursday– Extended Lunch B day
Friday– A day
U.S. History= 
  • Your 1st Quarter project was introduced & assigned last week (Native American Tribal Flier) and is due on Thursday, 11/2 (for 2nd, 4th, and 6th periods) & Friday, 11/3 (for 3rd period). 
    • Here is a link to the actual assignment sheet & template.
    • All areas of this project  (except area 4) are to be put in a regularly formatted Word document & be uploaded to www.turnitin.com. A hard copy will be turned in (please check  for a School Loop with more details ).
  • Please be reading Chapter 3 at home! What we cover in class is supplemental to the textbook reading. 
  • You will get your comp books back this week & be receiving a new study guide covering chapters 3 & 4 before the end of the week.
A.P. Euro= 
  • There will be a Chapter 17 Reading Quiz in class on Monday.
  • We will be wrapping up Chapter 17 & reviewing for the test on Wednesday.
  • Your Chapter 16 & 17 Study Guides (with maps) are both due on Wednesday, 10/25 (test day). Be sure to check your email for updates from me including review links...a message was sent last week! 
  • Remember that there is a list on the board in class of what should be in your Composition Book.
In honor of this week's heat...
...here is a gif of Sponge Bob being melted by the sun.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

“Here's to the bright New Year, and a fond farewell to the old; here's to the things that are yet to come, and to the memories that we hold.”

"The sun was warm but the wind was chill, you know how it is with an April day." -Robert Frost

"Twas Easter-Sunday. The full-blossomed trees filled all the air with fragrance and with joy." ~Henry Wadsworth Longfellow