WEK OF
SEPTEMBER 30- OCTOBER 4
SIXTH GRADE
Content: Study the different geographical formations
of Latin America.
Homework due: Study
the GF of Latin America seen in class. October.2.13 6B
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due: N/A
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SEVENTH GRADE
Content: Events and political,
social and cultural changes prior to independence.
Homework due: N/A
Quiz due:
N/A
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EIGHTH GRADE
Homework due: Research
the different political movements in Latin America. 10.3.13
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due: N/A
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NINTH GRADE
Content: The constitution of Honduras
Homework due:
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due: N/A
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TENTH GRADE
Content: The government
and the country following independence.
Homework due: N/A
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due: N/A
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ELEVENTH GRADE
Content: Changes and reactions to the development of a country.
Homework due:
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due: N/A
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TWELFTH
GRADE
Content:
Ancient Cultures Hunos, Chinos, Mayas, Griegos, Romanos, Hebreos,
Incas.
Homework due:
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due: N/A
Project due:
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Important Dates Coming Up:
Thursday, October
3 Search Committee meeting 1:00 p.m.
Faculty
Meeting with PALIC at 3:30 p.m. in Library
Friday, October 4 Four Blocks Meeting
(grades 1-3) at 6:45 a.m.
Chill Friday at
David’s apt (5:00 p.m.)
Friday, October 11 End of the first quarter
Monday, October 14 HOLIDAY
Tuesday, October 15 Special Teachers’ Narratives due on the
server
Wednesday, October 16 Homeroom Teachers’ Narratives due on the
server
Thursday, October 17 Special
Teachers’ Grades due on the server
Friday, October 18 Homeroom Teachers’
Grades due on the server
IMPORTANT
INFORMATION FOR THIS WEEK
MAP FALL TESTING SESSION – Our Map testing session begins on
Monday, September 23. Parent cooperation in making sure our students are in
school on time is greatly appreciated.
DONATIONS NEEDED: “Ya Tengo Donde Escribir” is an organization aiming to help children from public
schools that cannot afford notebooks. In order to help, the organization makes
notebooks out of cereal boxes and pages from used notebooks. They are now
collecting cereal boxes until November 20th, and we encourage our students and
teachers to bring cereal boxes from their homes. At the end of the contest, the
grade that brought the most boxes will be awarded a pizza party or ice cream
party! Please help us help those in need!
FLU SEASON:
The flu season has arrived, and we feel it is important that parents be aware
and on the lookout for flu symptoms. We want to give you some suggestions and
guidelines for keeping your child and your family healthy.
1. One of the first ways of
controlling exposure to the flu is to avoid crowds and close contact with
others.
2. If your child is sick
with flu symptoms (fever, cough, sore throat, vomiting, diarrhea, difficulty
breathing), please keep your child home until s/he is symptom free
for 24 hours.
3. We have placed
antiseptic handwash and Lysol disinfecting spray in each classroom and office.
It is advisable for students to also have their own antiseptic handwash and to
use it frequently.
4. Teachers are reminding
their students to wash their hands frequently, cover coughs or sneezes, not
share drinking bottles, food, straws, etc., and to use the antiseptic handwash.
Flu Symptoms: Fever, body aches including headache,
fatigue, runny nose, cough and congestion.
What to do if your child has these symptoms: Contact
your doctor; keep your child home until s/he has been symptom free (including
having no fever) for at least 24 hours.
By following the above precautions, we are hopeful that we can
contain and prevent widespread cases of the flu.
