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9/30 - 10/4

Updated: Oct 1, 2024

World History -

Monday: Test Review

Tuesday: Test

Wednesday: Test Corrections

Thursday/Friday: Ancient Chinese Civilizations


U.S. History -

Monday: Test Review

Tuesday: Test

Wednesday: Test Corrections

Thursday/Friday: Begin Ch. 4 (Revolution)


ELA 11/12 -

Monday - Friday: Novel Study


ELA 9/10 -

Monday - Friday: Romeo and Juliet


ELA 8 -

Monday: Finish Presentations

Tuesday: Horror unit story 3

Wednesday: A Monkey's Paw

Thursday: A Monkey's Paw

Friday: A Monkey's Paw

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