Homework for Wednesday

Math O'Brien: Pg. 384 #1, 5, 7, 11, 15, 57, 59, 65, 66, 69, Test next Fri (as in next week)
- Schwartz:
- Ambrose: Pg. 426 # 11, 13, 15, 20, the equation (x+5)(x-1)=0, and finishing example #4 from the notes we took today.

Chemistry Glazebrook: Finish 10.4, group quiz/activity to be continued tomorrow (at least for Period 4/5), short quiz Fri, Test next Fri, section 10.7+ of the outline incoming tomorrow.
- Schoen: Get the gradesheet signed if you havn't already.
- Brendel

Latin A/III: Hayes: Quiz on five terms, translate/markup 11.1 (Lucius)



Latin C Hayes



French C: Finish translating and filling in words on first two pages of the packet, finish 7 sentences describing your school day, conversations should be learned by Friday.

Spanish Dwyer:
- Prochillo: pluscuamperfecto worksheet, exercises 11 and 12

German Aweh: Test on famous German-Americans is tomorrow. Valentines day essays due Friday.


AP World History Riggio: Finish the work that you may have done yesterday, but is actually the homework for tonight (from now on, work for a certain day on the sheet is that night's homework.
- Rosequist: As usual, no immediate homework but homework due tuesday

AP Art History: Nothing (I think)

English Failey: Of Mice and Men journals due!!! Periods 2 and 4- Thursday, Period 5- Friday. East of Eden journals (the whole book) due sometime next week.
- Oatis: Vocab Unit 8 due tommorow and quiz Fri
- Eaton:
- Inners: : Bring in an independant reading book and find a source for the pro-con thing for tommorow
-Etheridge:Antigone Test tomorrow, Friday Essay, Monday presentations, Tuesday Angela's Ashes Day

Health Kost:


HTML & Web:


InSTAR ACE: Powerpoint due sometime (maybe by vacation?)
- BDF: