Reminders and Homework 9/30

By Anonymous -
Reminders: 

 Picture Day is Thursday, October 3 - SMILE :)

 We are headed to the Flynn Theater on October 8th to listen to John Lewis speak about his book, March. Students need to bring a bag lunch or order from the Cafeteria. Hot lunch will not be available to them that day. 

 Homework:
Homework assignments are written daily on our homework boards within our classrooms. Students are also reminded about assignments on a daily basis. In general, homework is a continuation of what we're doing in class, and students get a good deal of time to work on assignments during the school day.  

For the 8th grade year, this blog will be used for reminders and announcements and intermittently for daily homework. At the high school, teachers do not post their homework in one common place. This means that students need to take the initiative to write it down and come up with their own successful organizational strategies. Please continue to check PowerSchool to monitor your child's progress. As always, your continued support at home is appreciated. 

 LA:
    - March Question Set #1 due tomorrow

     - Literary Terms batch #2 due 10/2 (notes: your examples and visuals must be different. Your examples do NOT have to come from your independent reading - they can be made up or from something else we/you have read recently).
SS:
     - If you need to RETAKE the 50 states test (if you earned a 1 or a 2 or a 39/50 or less), STUDY for the retake.

 Algebra:
  - Math's Mate 1.3 due Friday
   - complete at least one hour of i-Ready this week

 Math:
   - Math's Mate 1.3 due Friday

 Science:
   - Current Events due Monday, October 7.

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