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April 2 - Looking Ahead

Hello everyone!

It's been wonderful to see that so many students are logging on to D2L! We've been noticing students looking at the Light and Optics slides and working on their writing prompts, so good work!

Tomorrow, we are going to have our first Friday class meeting on Google Meet at 10am. An invite code will be sent to your webmail at 9:55am. It is expected that you attend - barring technical difficulties. This meeting will be a little bit longer than our usual meetings since we are still getting up and running.

Two main topics we will cover in this meeting:

  • Tutorial on how to submit assignments from Drive on D2L
  • How to take the Practice Quiz (Tomorrow) and the Science Test (Monday)
One question we had yesterday was about what Mrs. Thornborough is going to do with Band. We talked to her today and she said that she would set up a webpage with an optional weekly activity for Band students to do in order to further their learning and skills. This is NOT a course. It is completely voluntary and does not count towards your 10 required hours of schoolwork each week.

We have also made a slight change to our available office hours to add some variance.

We look forward to seeing you in the AM!
- Mr. Badr & Mrs. Lockyer

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