Homework for Thursday
WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY
A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for Northwestern Suffolk County from 1 AM to 5 PM Friday. Expect 3-6 inches out of this storm when all is said and done. ABC 7 predicts 3-6 and CBS puts us on the borderline between the 3-6 and 2-4 zone. NOAA (the feds) are suggseting near an inch during the dark followed by 2-4 during the day. Heavy snow will be present by the time buses are finishing their morning runs. It will continue into any of the other two possible runs--the delayed opening run and a early dismissal run. Additionally, let's not forget about the seniors. Whether they decide to take the bus or drive is greatly affected by the storm, as they will have to commute through the worst of the storm. That and the fact that all three morning runs will be affected by the heavy snow may convince the district to call for a snow day. AS it stands now, they may likely try to out run the snow for the 1st run but they ought to not forget about the senior commute. My prediction: 40% chance of snow day/10% chance of early dismissal/5% chance of delayed opening/45% chance of full school. This is WMC Senior Meteorologist Yang Li, signing off.
Math O'Brien: Quiz tomorrow
Chem Glazebrook: Test Mon; Practice sheets (double-sided) due tomorrow. Basically, everything is due tommorow, including outline.
AP World History Riggio: bring Stearn's Document Readers tomorrow
English Oatis: Vocab Unit #5 Quiz tomorrow
Spanish C: Dwyer: Composition on movie due Monday (make sure you take some time to do it well)
French Ransford: Make corrections on 100 word compostion.
AP Art History: Read 7.1 and 7.2 for tomorrow, questions for 7.1-7.4 due Mon
InSTAR: think about a Dupont essay topic; Results and Conclusion questions due Mon
(Edited by Ethan at 7:23 PM, 12/8/05)
A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for Northwestern Suffolk County from 1 AM to 5 PM Friday. Expect 3-6 inches out of this storm when all is said and done. ABC 7 predicts 3-6 and CBS puts us on the borderline between the 3-6 and 2-4 zone. NOAA (the feds) are suggseting near an inch during the dark followed by 2-4 during the day. Heavy snow will be present by the time buses are finishing their morning runs. It will continue into any of the other two possible runs--the delayed opening run and a early dismissal run. Additionally, let's not forget about the seniors. Whether they decide to take the bus or drive is greatly affected by the storm, as they will have to commute through the worst of the storm. That and the fact that all three morning runs will be affected by the heavy snow may convince the district to call for a snow day. AS it stands now, they may likely try to out run the snow for the 1st run but they ought to not forget about the senior commute. My prediction: 40% chance of snow day/10% chance of early dismissal/5% chance of delayed opening/45% chance of full school. This is WMC Senior Meteorologist Yang Li, signing off.
Math O'Brien: Quiz tomorrow
Chem Glazebrook: Test Mon; Practice sheets (double-sided) due tomorrow. Basically, everything is due tommorow, including outline.
AP World History Riggio: bring Stearn's Document Readers tomorrow
English Oatis: Vocab Unit #5 Quiz tomorrow
Spanish C: Dwyer: Composition on movie due Monday (make sure you take some time to do it well)
French Ransford: Make corrections on 100 word compostion.
AP Art History: Read 7.1 and 7.2 for tomorrow, questions for 7.1-7.4 due Mon
InSTAR: think about a Dupont essay topic; Results and Conclusion questions due Mon
(Edited by Ethan at 7:23 PM, 12/8/05)
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