*POTENTIAL, ACHIEVEMENT, THOUGHT, HONOR
The Lesson of Ups
Show Up, Keep Up, Speak Up, Measure Up
Monday September 7
Today is Labor Day, a legal holiday, and classes are not in session
Tuesday September 8
Logic of a Columnist #2 due by 8:30 A.M. on turnitin.com web site
Bedford Reader due in class for reading and writing assignment
WHSSSK Words 21-30 are due in class today; test is scheduled Thursday
"What AP Readers Long To Know" handout is scheduled (postponed from last week)
Wednesday September 9
"Silent Dancing" Cofer responses are due; Bedford Reader is required in class; responses M 1,3 WS 1, 3 and L 3 are due
Bedford Reader literary terms and next reading and writing response is scheduled
Language Power writing activity is scheduled
Thursday September 10
Timed writing is scheduled
Words High School Students Should Know (WHSSSK) Words 21-30 test is scheduled tomorrow in class; students may access Words High School Students Should Know on a search engine to study the words for the test; words are 21-30 from equinox-gamete
Friday September 11
Check STUDYPATH over the weekend for next week's assignments and class information
Words High School Students Should Know (WHSSSK) Words 31-40 are due Monday
Late Work Policy (amended August 2015)
Students who are absent and provide an acceptable excuse may promptly
make up tests by appointment with the teacher, if a signed parent note is provided. Assignments not submitted by e-mail the
day students are absent are “late” and will be credited with FAIL
POINTS. Assigned work not
submitted to the turnitin.com web site is not scored and does not receive
credit if deadlines are not met.
Verified truancies and unexcused absences from class will prohibit
students from making up work and no credit will be given. If students miss class for sports or
field trips, assigned work is to be submitted the day it is due, either before
or after school either at the classroom or in the teacher’s mailbox in the main
office with permission from staff.
End of semester deadline is the first
day of stop week; no work will be accepted after that date. Summer
assignments are expected to be submitted on time, and if not submitted by the
posted due date on the teacher blog will be scored as “credit” only and will NOT earn a letter grade.
Late
work may negatively affect a student’s overall course mark and earned grade
point average; it is in the
student’s best interest to meet deadlines and submit work by posted due
dates.
