Sunday, March 15, 2009

Weekly Update!

To misquote Seth: "[First] week of the [new] quarter! Huzzah!"

Correction: To IB Seniors - IB Science Labs (Bio and Chem, IA and regular) are due WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, not Monday. That was a mistake on my part. Be sure to have them Wednesday, though!

NHS Members: The Spring Induction Ceremony is at 6 pm on Thursday, March 19. If you are a current member, attendance is mandatory (except in extreme cases) and you receive one service hour for it. If you're one of our 50-odd spring inductees: great job, and see you Thursday in the auditorium for ceremony and cake! (Set up is at 5pm if you want to help)

Monday:

  • IB Biology III (Bidwell) - Turn in your IA labs. They count for 24% of your " grade for your pass score" according to Mrs. Bidwell herself. They're important, so turn them in today!
  • IB English IV (Benson) - Beloved Commentary #3 (through the end of Part One) due today.
  • IB Chemistry IV (Nagel) - Puddle electrolysis lab also due today. It's not an IA lab.
  • IB French IV (May) - IB orals start. Be prepared to talk for 4 minutes, then answer questions about your oral and your life in general for 8 more--a total of 12 Frenchified minutes. Orals will continue through March 27.
  • AP Calculus BC (Mr. Bobbitt) - We will begin an IB activity that will end on Wednesday. Be sure to round to three (3) significant digits if necessary. You will be allowed to use your IB formula packet.

Tuesday:

  • AP Calculus BC (Mr. Bobbitt) - IB activity. Again, be sure to round to three (3) significant digits if necessary. You will be allowed to use your IB formula packet.

Wednesday:

  • IB BIOLOGY AND IB CHEMISTRY (Bidwell and Nagel) - ALL LABS DUE TODAY. IA and regular. We know you guys are working hard. Keep up the progress! Guides By Julie is sending you cyberspace vibes of good karma, luck, intelligence, and rest. Good luck!
  • IB TOK (Brooks and Benson) - We'll be in the computer lab again, working on... English. Writing about English books.
  • AP Calculus BC (Mr. Bobbitt) - This will be the final part of the IB activity begun Monday. Remember to round to three (3) significant digits if necessary, and that you are allowed to use the IB formula packet.

Thursday:

  • NHS Inductions: 6 pm in the PHS auditorium!
  • IB TOK (Brooks) - The rankings of ethical characters, along with explanations, are due today.
  • IB History of the Americas (Bullington) - Have Chapter Five (starting on p. 199) of Latin America read for class, as well as that intro section starting on p. 57 that we read in class Wednesday.
  • IB Pre-Calculus (Li) - There is a test on Sections 8.3 - 8.5 of the textbook. Remember to review the applications of vectors, as there will be two questions like those on the test. Additionally, a proof will be a bonus.
  • AP Biology (Bidwell) - There is a major test on chapters 41 - 45 in Campbell on animal structure and function. Remember to study all of the topics presented on the review sheet she handed out today. The essay will come from "Body Defenses."

Friday:

  • IB English IV (Benson) - Beloved Commentary #4 (Part Two, all of it) due today.
  • IB Spanish III (Sr. Alemañy) - There will be a quiz on the vocabulary from Capítulo 7. It will be the same format as every other vocab. quiz from this year.
  • AP English Literature and Composition (Mr. Murray) - The second journal for Chronicle of a Death Foretold will be due. You make pick any of the three prompts left on your assignment sheet.
  • AP Calculus BC (Mr. Bobbitt) - The rough draft of calculator lab #12 will be due. In addition, we will begin an AP activity that will end Monday. Be sure to round to three (3) decimal places if necessary.
  • AP Chemistry (Mrs. Smith) - Be sure to have the first homework assignment completed. In addition, there will be a lab, so be sure to bring close-toed shoes.
  • AP European History (Mr. Bullington) - There is a test on all of WWI.
  • AP World History (Mr. Rose)- There is a test on Chps. 24 and 29.

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