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Learning At Home / Thoughts On Quarantine

Michael D. by Michael D.

Our lives have not changed as drastically as most people make it seem; this is true for me, at least. Most of my assignments from school needed to be submitted or worked on online, so it honestly isn’t much of a change. The biggest change is the absence of a school environment, which I believe is making me more comfortable while working. Not having to stress about waking up at an ungodly hour, getting dressed in four minutes because I’m already late, having to sit through a bumpy half hour bus ride, arriving hoping I’ll be allocated a few minutes to settle in, only to be bombarded with information, assignments and deadlines.

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Deadlines and Grades

by Ivan Silva

As we move our courses online, our teachers are mindful of providing flexibility to our students because of our extraordinary circumstances. However, we need your help. Our teachers need to submit and meet grading deadlines. Below are the dates teachers have to submit grades for progress reports and report cards.

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Clarification Needed

by Ivan Silva

In case there is confusion, all materials for your high school classes is available via Google Classroom. All materials for your college courses is available via Blackboard. There will be no instructional packets because Jimmy Carter will be conducting class materials online.