“The secret to getting ahead is getting started.” ― Mark Twain

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This week's schedule:
Monday- Late Start A day
Tuesday- Extended Lunch Schedule B day
Wednesday- A day
Thursday-  B day
Friday- Traditional day


U.S. History=
  • We will continue our studies of the 1960s era with Presidents Kennedy & Johnson in the next two weeks.
  • On Wednesday & Thursday of this week we will be taking a District Assessment covering the Civil Rights Era. 
  • Please bring your comp books to class Wednesday-Friday of this week. 

AP Euro=
  • Over the break you were asked to make an individual review plan. Please check your School Loop email for the 3 parts that you were asked to include.
    • This is due the Monday we are back from break.
  • In class this week we will tackle various topics of review. In class on Wednesday, we will go over the multiple choice exams from this semester (Ch. 26 & 27, Ch. 28 & 29, Ch. 30 & 31). 

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