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New Website (Again)
Does anyone even come here anymore? Well if you do, go to the newest version of our website here |
College & Career Fair Permission Slips
In order to go to the college and career fair with the school, you must have you permission slips in! |
AP Fees
AP Fees Letter from Heidi Torix Fees are due Friday November 8th. Make checks payable to Eastern Sierra Unified. If you are enrolled in an AP class (not an honors class) with the exact name of the test you are taking, then the district will cover $40 of the $85 fee and the price is $45. If you are not, then you must pay the full fee of $85 (Honors World History, AP Spanish, AP Calculus BC). |
College and Career Fair
Date: Wednesday, October 2 Time: 3:00-6:00 Location: Mammoth High School, Multi-Purpose Room and Library, 365 Sierra Park Road Who: All those wanting to learn more about opportunities after high school In order to go to the college and career fair with the school, you must have you permission slips in! |
AP and Honors Summer Reading
Please be sure that you finish the following summer reading assignments by the first day of school, Monday, August 19. All juniors and seniors taking AP English Literature, AP U.S. History or Honors World History classes must complete following reading and note-taking assignments:
AP English Language & AP U.S. History:
Honors World History:
The note-taking assignment is due on August 19 and you will be tested on your understanding of the texts later in the week. You will receive credit in English classes as well as U.S. History for these summer assignments once school begins.
Note-Taking Assignment In order to give you credit for taking notes and reading actively and to ensure that you read carefully, you will be given points in history and English classes for taking notes. For English: Use post-its to annotate (mark passages and write notes/thoughts on specific lines of your books--be reflective and analytical, don’t summarize). Be sure that your notes are thorough enough. You should mark something with a post-it at least every ten pages and have several more in-depth reflections. Express your opinion and analyze more than you summarize. For History: Read the two textbook chapters and take notes using the Cornell Notes format on a separate sheet of paper or a computer. At the end of each section there will be a reflection question. Most of your grade will be tied to your reflections and review. Use the vocabulary and essential questions sheet to help with this. We will have a quiz the first week of school and you will be able to use your notes for the quiz.
Due Date: Tuesday August 19, 2019
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Spring Finals 2019
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