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  • Personality Tests

    Authenitc Happiness Test http://www.authentichappiness.sas.upenn.edu/Entry.aspx?rurl=http://www.authentichappiness.sas.upenn.edu/tests/SameOptionDifferentAnswers_t.aspx?id=258   JUNG Personality Test http://www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/JTypes2.asp

  • US History Unit 3 Project

    Each group will be assigned a set of terms. Work for the project must be presented in class on Monday, Sept 23. The each person in the group must define, and draw a small picture by hand, the words and explain how they correspond to the Industrial Age of America. Each group will create a short…

  • US History Class Readings

    Today we are looking at the idea of responsibility and relationships. WJ Bryan “The Cross of Gold” Speech us03-wjbryan H George “Wealth vs. Poverty” us03-hgeorge A Carnegie ” On Wealth” us03carnegie-wealth   Students are to answer the following questions with their own opinion and the opinion of the writers. What are the responsibilities of the government to business…

  • Final Grades

    Final grades have been posted. Again, If you check your grade and find an anomaly please tell me asap. I can only make changes today, Sunday. I hope everyone has a wonderful summer and email me anytime with questions about summer reading. Attached is a copy of the sophomore English Summer Reading projects. 2014SophReadingList

  • ENGII Blogs: Fourth Nine Weeks

    Write six personal blogs; as well as, the writings below Personas Project Who had the best and worst presentation? What could you have done to make your project better? Dante’s Inferno Read pg 645-664  Blog about #14 or 15 Julius Caesar (Choose One) Explain who is the protagonist of the story. Is the story a…

  • ENG II Blogs: Asian Literature Unit

    There are two blog posts for this unit. Blog Post # 1 An Astrologer’s Day: Students are to answer #9 Blog Post #2 Read: “Ocean of Words” and ” Love Must Not Be Forgotten” Describe the difference between the lives of the two authors. These stories are semi-autobiographical.