Welcome back, everyone, and a blessed Easter to you all!
"The Resurrection" by Cecco del Caravaggio (ca. 1620)
A Few Notes for the Week:
CLT EXAMS:
Enrollment ~ All of those who are signed up with Oxrose should have access to the CLT Course Suite here at the school. Double check that your students are enrolled and contact Mrs. Walker right away, if not.
New Process ~ The process for creating & accessing accounts and getting set-up for the exam for the CLT 7 and 8 is new for the folks at CLT and has been a little confusing! We should be getting more information this week and will follow up with any additional steps needed as soon as we have them.
Enrollment ~ All of those who are signed up with Oxrose should have access to the CLT Course Suite here at the school. Double check that your students are enrolled and contact Mrs. Walker right away, if not.
New Process ~ The process for creating & accessing accounts and getting set-up for the exam for the CLT 7 and 8 is new for the folks at CLT and has been a little confusing! We should be getting more information this week and will follow up with any additional steps needed as soon as we have them.
Dates & Prep ~ The dates are on the calendar here at the school site. First up is the CLT 10 next week. CLT 10s and regular CLT students should login at the CLT site and try out some practice problems as soon as possible. Reach out to Mrs. Walker, if you don't recall your login info.
YEARBOOK PHOTO SESSION: For anyone who has not yet submitted a yearbook photo, please stop by a special photo opportunity this week. Just drop in and get your photo taken.
When: Wednesday at 2:30 PM (central)
Where: >>ZOOM LINK>>
When: Wednesday at 2:30 PM (central)
Where: >>ZOOM LINK>>
REMINDERS: Summer Camp Sign-Up, Yearbook Purchase, Enrollment Open
POEM of the WEEK: "The Misty Mountains" by J. R. R. Tolkien. Recited by Benjamin Baumert.
POEM of the WEEK: "The Misty Mountains" by J. R. R. Tolkien. Recited by Benjamin Baumert.
Student and instructor contributions for "Poem of the Week" are welcome. Send a message to Mr. Rolling with "Poem of the Week," and the title and author of the poem you would like to recite.
TIP of the MORNING: "The great thing, if one can, is to stop regarding all unpleasant things as interruptions of our 'own' or 'real life.' The truth is, of course, that what one calls the interruptions are precisely one's real life---the life God is sending one day by day: what one calls one's 'real life' is aphantom of one's own imagination." C. S. Lewis