Mrs. Vaughn's English Classes

                  What's Coming Up      


Heads up, all students!  Mrs. Vaughn requires students to bring a fully charged Chromebook to class each day. If a student neglects to do so on a repeated basis, lunch detention will be a consequence.  In addition, students will be required to bring to class each day a notebook with dividers and loose leaf paper dedicated to this class, a pen and a pencil, a highlighter of your color choice, and a composition book that will remain in the classroom. 

                                     

Mrs. Vaughn's Teaching Schedule

Fall 2023 Winter / Spring 2024

1st - Planning                   1st - English III Honors

2nd - English III CP 2nd - AP English Literature

3rd - English III CP 3rd - English III Honors

4th - English III Honors 4th - Planning


Office Hours:  Mrs. Vaughn is available each day to work with students after school until 4:00 p.m.





Contact Information

Mrs. Vaughn's Email Address:  cgvaughn@greenville.k12.sc.us

Mrs. Vaughn's Phone Number: 864-325-1867


Bell Schedule 

23-24 BRHS Bell Schedule

Cell Phone  Policy

Classrooms are a place for learning, and cell phones are a huge distraction. Students miss valuable instructional time due to cell phone usage. 



Student Work


Creativity and growth mind sets abound at Blue Ridge High School!


A student exhibits creativity by generating many ideas (FLUIDITY)  during the brainstorming stage of a project... and then exploring how many ways she can expand on those ideas (ELABORATION)

Helpful Links


American Heritage Dictionary -- are you looking for the history of a word or a precise definition?

https://www.ahdictionary.com/


OWL Purdue - In English class, please remember to "give credit where credit is due"!  Here is the best site I know to help you if you're not sure how... the Online Writing Lab MLA Guide for citing sources!

https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/mla_style/mla_formatting_and_style_guide/mla_formatting_and_style_guide.html

The Cornell Note-taking Method - You have been practicing this method of note-taking so you can become an ACTIVE participant while taking notes instead of passively taking notes.  If you follow this method carefully, the Cornell Note-taking Method ensures you will remember 80% of what your read or hear during a lecture without a lot of extra studying.  The videos in the following link provide some great tips!

https://lsc.cornell.edu/how-to-study/taking-notes/cornell-note-taking-system/