Thursday, April 28th, 2016: Week 15, Day 3

GREETINGS!

REMINDERS & DEADLINES  

1. Be sure you have completed Week 15 assignments by Monday, May 2nd, by 11:55PM
2. Review the weekly checklist to ensure that you are completing/submitting all the required assignments.
3. Don’t forget to comment on the number of posts of classmates.

Helpful Tips

• Keep Working, Keep Working: Make it a habit to submit an assignment once a day!

SHOUT-OUTS
Thank you Erin, Robyn & Rechon for working and submitting assignments on Wednesday, April 27th!

LATE WORK
I wanted to inform you of the following! Late Work will be from now until Thursday, May 12th. I will open Weeks 9-18 to allow you to make-up any assignments! I will closed weeks 9-16 on Thursday, May 12th, this will mark the end of the grading period. Your report card will reflect grades 9-16 and your final exam weeks 17-18, check your grades. I'm updating on a regular basis to ensure your grade is current.

However in order to receive credit for your LATE WORK, you must complete a simple process. 

Do NOT STRESS the PROCESS! 

DIRECTIONS

1. Send an Email
2. List the Assignment and its location!

For Example:

Greetings Ms. Crosby,

 I have completed the following assignments:

• 15.1 Ranking the Presidents located in the EP section
• 15.2 Presidential Quotations located in the EP section

DID YOU KNOW?
Have you ever thought about the structure of the White House? Who inspired the design? How can a president maintain his safety in this massive house? The White House was built to serve as a historical marker and a home for the first family! As we work understanding the great work of our nation's leaders.

CONTACT me at danielle.crosby@ncpublicschools.gov if you need help or have any questions or concerns. 

You can also contact the Peer Tutoring Center on the homepage link for help when I am not available!

Wednesday, April 20th, 2016: Week 14, Day 2

GREETINGS!

REMINDERS & DEADLINES  

1. Be sure you have completed Week 14 assignments by Monday, April 25th by 11:55PM
2. Review the weekly checklist to ensure that you are completing/submitting all the required assignments.
3. Don’t forget to comment on the number of posts of classmates.

Helpful Tips

• Keep Working, Keep Working: Make it a habit to submit an assignment once a day!

SHOUT-OUTS
I want to thank Rechon for making tremendous improvements!

DID YOU KNOW?
This week we are embracing the power of integrity! In our society we are faced with difficult obstacles that can involve standing by ourselves in order to make a stand! Integrity encompasses having a honest and diligent personality. I was impressed to view Boniface Mwangi's courageous speech about the day he had to stand alone. He was known as Softy because he was referred was being a harmless boy a person that will not make a difference. Mwangi was faced with a decision at the local public meeting, in that moment he made a decision that changed the course of his life! Take a look at Mwangi's and see how we can apply his speech to this week's lesson!

CONTACT me at danielle.crosby@ncpublicschools.gov if you need help or have any questions or concerns. 

You can also contact the Peer Tutoring Center on the homepage link for help when I am not available!

Wednesday, April 20th, 2016: Week 14, Day 3

GREETINGS!

REMINDERS & DEADLINES  

1. Be sure you have completed Week 14 assignments by Monday, April 25th by 11:55PM
2. Review the weekly checklist to ensure that you are completing/submitting all the required assignments.
3. Don’t forget to comment on the number of posts of classmates.

Helpful Tips

• Keep Working, Keep Working: Make it a habit to submit an assignment once a day!

SHOUT-OUTS
I want to thank Rechon for making tremendous improvements!

DID YOU KNOW?
This week we are embracing the power of integrity! In our society we are faced with difficult obstacles that can involve standing by ourselves in order to make a stand! Integrity encompasses having a honest and diligent personality. I was impressed to view Boniface Mwangi's courageous speech about the day he had to stand alone. He was known as Softy because he was referred was being a harmless boy a person that will not make a difference. Mwangi was faced with a decision at the local public meeting, in that moment he made a decision that changed the course of his life! Take a look at Mwangi's and see how we can apply his speech to this week's lesson!

CONTACT me at danielle.crosby@ncpublicschools.gov if you need help or have any questions or concerns. 

You can also contact the Peer Tutoring Center on the homepage link for help when I am not available!