"Spring Frost" by Elioth Gruner (1919)
Notes for the Week:
CLT 10 - THIS WEEK!Dates Available: April 16-17
Group Test Time: Wed., April 17, 12:30-3:30 PM
Notes: 9th and 10th grade students in TPT 1 or TPT 2, Section 2 who wish to take the exam at the group time should plan to attend the morning sections of their classes.
Teachers of 9th and 10th grade classes will work to provide a lighter load this week to accommodate the time needed for testing.
Teachers of 9th and 10th grade classes will work to provide a lighter load this week to accommodate the time needed for testing.
To Do Immediately:
> Login to the CLT site and ensure that your account is ready to go.
> Take a practice test, if you have a bit of time.
> Contact Mrs. Walker, if there is any problem with your account.
> Login to the CLT site and ensure that your account is ready to go.
> Take a practice test, if you have a bit of time.
> Contact Mrs. Walker, if there is any problem with your account.
CLT 7 - NEXT WEEK
Dates Available: April 22-26
To Do Immediately:
> Ensure that you have access to our CLT course suite. Await final instructions.
> Contact Mrs. Walker, if there is any problem.
CLT 8 - April 29-May 3CLT - May 11
COSTUME CONTEST WINNERS & PHOTO BOOK: Results for the Spirit Week Costume Contest are posted, along with a photo book of all the entrants. Some really fantastic costumes this year! Check out the League page for results and photos.
League Notes: Act V is opening soon. Be sure to get your Act IV challenge tasks completed and marked for tallying up.
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: Friday at 3:30 PM (central)
Where: >>ZOOM LINK>>
When: Friday at 3:30 PM (central)
Where: >>ZOOM LINK>>
REMINDERS: Summer Camp Sign-Up, Yearbook Purchase, Enrollment Open
POEM of the WEEK: "The Children's Hour" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Recited by Teresa Bromm.
POEM of the WEEK: "The Children's Hour" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Recited by Teresa Bromm.
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.