Week of April 5 - 9:

Test Wednesday Part I's

Mon. 2012 BC Part I #1-25

Tues. 2012 BC Part I #26-45

Wed. No HW

Thurs. page 665 #21-37 odd

Fri. 2018 BC6, 2017 BC6, 2016 BC6 .....

Week of March 22-26: Quiz daily! Mon. 1997 Part I

Tues. 1997 Part I

Wed. 1998 Part I

Thurs. 1998 Part I

Fri. REVIEW SESSION MONDAY 11:00-2:00

Week of March 15 - 19:

Test Tuesday Modeling and Der .Graph/Sep. and Integrate

Mon. Study

Tues. No HW

Wed. 1969, 1973 and 1985 Part I complete

Thurs. 1988 AB Part I #1-25

Fri. Follow review calendar

Week of March 8-12: Test Tuesday Separate and Integrate/Derivative graphs Mon. Study

Tues. No HW

Wed.-Thurs. Modeling packet

Fri. 1985 AB Part I

Week of March 1-5: Test Friday, Separate and Integrate and Derivative Graphs Mon. 2018 AB3

Tues. 2017 AB4

Wed. 2016 AB3

Thurs. Study

Fri. 1985 AB Part I

Week of February 22-26

Mon. page 600 #9

Tues. page 593 #15-18

Wed. page 593 #27-30

Thurs. 2006 AB5, 2005 AB6

Fri. 2008 AB5, 2005 Form B AB6, 2004 AB6 (Sorry, the weekends are mine for a while)

Week of February 8 - 12

Math Meet Monday Feb. 8 3:00 pm Last one!

Mon. Test Cohort 1 Area/Volume and Physics

Tues. 2015 BC2, 2012 BC2, 2011 BC2 Form B

Wed. 2010 BC3, 2010 BC2 Form B, 2009 BC3

Thurs. 2008 BC1 Form B, 2006 BC3, 2006 BC2 Form B

Fri. Enjoy the week off. The weekends and weeks off become mine soon!

Week of February 1-5 Test Tues/Wed or Fri/Mon

Mon. 2010 BC1 Form B, 2008 BC1

Tues. 2016 BC5

Wed. 2012 AB6

Thurs. 2012 BC2, 2011 BC1

Fri. Enjoy the weekend

Week of January 25 - 29 Test Tuesday/Wednesday Area/Volume Mon. Study

Tues/Wed. No HW

Thurs. 2012 AB2, 2013 AB3 form B https://apcentral.collegeboard.org/courses/ap-calculus-ab/exam/past-exam-questions?course=ap-calculus-ab

Fri. Enjoy the weekend!

Week of January 19-22 Tues. Test Cohort 1 and Remote/quarantined

Wed. page 407 #9-19 odd

Thurs. page 448 #7,8

Fri. Enjoy the weekend!

Week of January 11-15

Math Meet Monday 3:00 pm

Advanced Integration Techniques Test Friday/Tuesday

Mon. page 520 #1-8

Tues. page 543 #9-11

Wed. page 529 #9-12

Thurs. Study

Fri. Enjoy the weekend!

Week of Jan. 4-8 Test Tuesday/Wednesday Left/Right/Trapezoids Chart and Riemann Sums problems (long problem)

Mon. Study

Tues. No HW/Study

Wed. No HW

Thurs. page 372 #9-12, 21-29 odd

Fri. Enjoy the weekend!

Week of Dec. 14 - 18:

Mon. page 327 #1 , 5, 15

Tues. page 354 #1, 2 use 4 rectangles left endpoints/ right endpoints

Wed. page 385 #41, 43 use 4 rectangles left/right/trapezoids/midpoints

Thurs. page 384 #11-16

Fri. Enjoy the weekend!

Week of Dec. 7 - 11 Math Meet Monday 3:00pm Quiz Friday Related Rates, Min/Max, Theorems Mon. Complete the 1969 AB Part I

Tues. page 222 #12, 13, 17, 18, 26, 27

Wed. page 318 #3, 5, 19, 20

Thurs. page 334 #1, 2, 7, 8

Fri. Enjoy the weekend!

Week of November 30 - December 4 Test Wednesday/Thursday: Polar Mon. 2018 BC 5

Tues. Study

Wed. No HW

Thurs. Begin 1969 Part I

Fri. Enjoy the weekend!

Week of November 23 -24:Mon. 2013 BC 2 Tues. Enjoy Thanksgiving!

Week of November 16 - 20:

Mon. page 728 #17a,b , 18 b,c , 23 , 25

Tues. page 729 #29, 31, 33, 35

Wed. page 729 #41, 43, 45

Thurs. page 729 #22-50 even

Fri. Enjoy the weekend!

Week of November 9 - 13: Test Cohort 1 Monday Series and SequencesMon. No HW

Tues. page 728 #1,3,5

Wed. NO SCHOOL

Thurs. page 728 #9

Fri. Enjoy the weekend!

Week of November 2 - 6: Test Friday (11/6)/Monday(11/9) Series and Sequences Mon. 2010 AB6 Wed. 2009 AB6 Thurs. Study (Look at 2003, 2008, 2012 part I's)

Fri. Enjoy the weekend!

Week of October 26 - 30:

Test Wednesday Radius/Interval of Convergence

Mon. page 712 #5, 13, 14

Tues. Study

Wed. No HW

Thurs. Work on finishing the MC problems from class

Fri. Enjoy the weekend! Any November 1st applications?

Week of October 19 - 23:

Monday Cohort 1 Test: Convergence Tests

Mon. Complete M/C packet if you haven't done so yet

Tues. page 693 # 25, 27, 29

Wed. page 693 # 31, 33 ,35

Thurs. page 684 # 7, 9

Fri. Enjoy the weekend! College Applications November 1st? Soon!

Week of October 13 - 16:

Test Friday/Monday Convergence Tests

Tues. page 673 #1-6

Wed. Complete the summary review from class

Thurs. Study

Fri. Enjoy the weekend!

Week of Oct. 5 - 9:

Test Monday Cohort 1

Mon. No HW

Tues. page 665 #17 - 20

Wed. page 664 #5 - 9

Thurs. page 665 #21-30

Fri. Enjoy the weekend!

Work on those college applications!

Week of Sept. 29 - Oct. 2:

Tues. page 651 #7, 8

Wed. page 658 #9-15

Thurs. page 664 #11-15

Fri. Enjoy the weekend!

College Applications!

Week of Sept. 21 - 25:

Test Wednesday Sequences / Monotonicity

"Back to School" Thursday evening at 6:00 pm

Please have your parents join me via our Google Classroom during the assigned times.

Mon. page 650 #3 - 7

Tues. study

Wed. No HW

Thurs. page 657 # 5,6

Fri. Enjoy the weekend! Colleges?

Week of Sept. 14 - 18:

Mon. page 634 #13 -16, 23 - 16

Tues. page 641 #1, 3, 5

Wed. page 641 #7, 9 ,11

Thurs. page 642 # 13, 15, 19, 21

Fri. Enjoy the weekend! Don't forget to begin those College Applications!

Week of Sept. 8-11:

Tues. - Thurs. page 633 #1, 5-10

Fri. Enjoy the weekend!

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2019 - 2020 School Year

Please read the following messages.

Saturday 5/2

Good morning. I will be providing you with problems this week in three groups (go to our Google Classroom). The first is a practice exam "ADVANCEKENTUCKY 2020" . I am attending a grading webinar on Monday afternoon for this exam. Please try to do find the 45 minutes needed to do this by Monday evening. I will send you those answers after the webinar.

Early on Monday, I will provide you with problems that I will be going over in Tuesday's Zoom review at 4:00 pm.

Early on Wednesday, I will provide you with problems that I will be going over in Thursday's Zoom review at 4:00 and 5:00 pm.

Remember there is also our "Yellow Board" review next Saturday beginning at 3:00 pm.

If you would like to meet in a smaller group, please e-mail me. We are 9 days away!

***There are several of you that have NOT handed in your assignments, please contact me to explain***

Monday 4/27

I hope everyone is well. I have been sending most of my correspondences to you via e-mail. I believe that is a better way to communicate. On Saturday, I posted the assignment for this week on Google Classroom. Please work on the assignments and watch the AP live lessons every weekday. As I've said many times, they are providing great problems unique to this year. The next 10 days are even more important to watch, all review with problems designed for the special circumstances this year.

I have set up a Zoom session for Thursday at 5:00 pm for us to meet. I will be discussing meeting more frequently with specific topics review for the last 10 days. Please let me know if you would like to meet this week in a smaller session, I have several sessions already set.

Keep working. The test is only two weeks away!

Tuesday 4/21

Good morning. Please watch the AP live lessons. So far this week, they are on the easier side. You might want to download their practice problems for practice. They post the answers in the evening.

Thank you for all who have asked for smaller sessions. You should have gotten an e-mail from me with the time and the log in information.

Saturday 4/18

This week I've provided 4 of the 2019 Secure Exam Part II problems in our Google Classroom. Please access them there. In addition, I would like you to try the following series and Sequence problems:

2019 BC6 a,b,c

2018 BC6 a,b

2017 BC6 a,b,c

2016 BC6 a,b,c

2015 BC6

2014 BC6

You can continue backwards with the BC6's for more practice.

I will meet with you once again on Thursday evening at 5:00 pm (AB's again at 4:00 if you would like to join). I will e-mail you the log in and password.

If you would like to meet with me in a smaller Zoom session, please e-mail me.

Keep working!!!

Wednesday 4/15

Good morning. Today's lesson is on Euler's Method. Terrific lesson. They are showing how the AP could stretch the problem to 25 minutes. Please watch, download the worksheets before you watch it. I couldn't do it any better.

Tuesday 4/14

Good morning. The BC lesson was really good once again. On advanced integration techniques (he solves the partial fractions a little different with the algebra). Very good way they present the problems. I really am impressed with the lessons.

Also, please take a look at the AB live lesson from yesterday. It's on limits. If you can get over their corny jokes, it was pretty good. They also discuss the Squeeze Theorem.

Monday 4/13

Good morning. Watch the live lesson today. I couldn't have done series problems any better! They are anticipating this year's AP problems. Even though the lessons goes on for almost an hour, they are worth it. They are also providing another video of them working out additional problems.

You should look at their practice problems, they provide the answers as well.

Saturday 4/11

Good morning. Thank you for all joining the Zoom meeting this past week. It really picks me up when I can "see" you guys for a little bit. I am going a bit crazy stuck inside.

Below are the 10 AP problems I've assigned this week. There are some Miscellaneous (Frankenstein) problems and some Area/Volume problems. They cover a great amount of material, please feel free to do a search for help. I will go over any questions on Thursday, or e-mail me and I will do the best I can to help.

This week is the official beginning of the AP review on the AP live channel. Please watch the reviews. The two teachers are very good. As you watch, make sure you fine tune your "yellow boards". You should have a large amount of review material with you when you that the exam, the trick is watching your time and not relying too much on your review material.

Week of April 13 - 17:

2019 BC3

2017 BC5

2016 BC5

2015 BC5

2014 BC5

2013 AB5 yes AB5

2012 BC4

2011 BC3

2010 BC4

2008 BC1

Wednesday 4/8

Good morning. Today's AP live lesson is very helpful. They are really worth watching, please do so.

I set up a meeting for Thursday at 5:00 pm. I will be meeting with the AB's at 4:00 pm (same meetings, so join us at 4 if you want to go over AB material). I sent you an e-mail with the link and password. Let me know if you didn't get it.

Some teachers have shared with me that some of their sessions have been crashed by other Mt. Sinai students, so I will send you the log in and code via e-mail to try to avoid any "meeting crashers".

Tuesday 4/7

Good morning. Today's live lesson was very useful. Ratio test is on the exam, he reviews several of the convergence tests that can be tested. Keep working. I will be sending you an e-mail with this weeks "office hours" session.

Monday 4/6

Make sure you watch the AP live lesson. Now that we have a better idea of what is on the exam, today they begin the official review. It might be a good idea to look at the AB live lesson as well.

Well I was wrong there. They didn't begin the material on the exam today. Tomorrow's material will be on the exam.

Sunday 4/5:

Good morning. I have assigned you an assessment on Google Classroom. I have also provided it below. I would like you to do the 10 AP problems listed on Modeling, AB Physics and Separate and Integrate. I understand that the Physics is AB, but we can do it. Use your calculator on all problems.

When you are finished, I would like you to upload pictures of your work and submit them to me on Google Classroom.

I will be holding a Zoom "Q and A" session on Thursday at 5:00 pm. (I will be doing AB at 4:00, fell free to join us) During this extra help, I will answer questions the best I way I can. The assessment is due on Friday. I will e-mail you the access code.

Below is also my master schedule plan for the next five weeks. I will add more Zoom sessions as we go.

We will get through this. Keep an eye out for the AP material being sent to you. They should be sending you some sample problems. I believe that second problem will be just like what we've been doing. The first will be some sort of Frankenstein problem or Misc. Problem putting different parts from all over together.

Please reach out to me with any issues. I miss all you guys.

Please take pictures of your work for the 10 assigned Free Response problems on Modeling, AB Physics and Separate and Integrate and submit to Google Classroom

Week of April 6 - 10:

All BC problems

2019 #1

2018 #1, #2

2017 #4

2016 #4

2015 #1, #4

2014 #1

2013 #1, #5

General Outline:

Week of March 23 - 27 Chart Problems

Week of March 30 - April 3 Derivative Graphs

Week of April 6 - 10 Modeling, AB Physics and Separate and Integrate

Week of April 13 - 17 AB Area/Volume and Misc. (25 minute problem)

Week of April 20 - 24 Series and Sequences

Week of April 27 - May 1 2012 - 2019 all problems

Week of May 4 - 8 2004 - 2011 all problems

Friday 4/3

The live lesson has an interesting Newton story at the end. Worth a watch.

Friday 4/3

My second e-mail this morning:

Good morning,

I did get a little more information about the format of the exam:

2 free response problems

Question #1: 60% value 25 minutes

Question #2: 40% value 15 minutes

You will have 5 minutes after #1 to upload it to the college board

You will have 5 minutes after #2 to upload it to the college board

You cannot go back to #1 once you move onto #2.

I will let you know if I receive any more information.

Have a nice day!

Mr. Kulik

Friday 4/3

Good morning, below is a copy of the e-mail I sent to you last night. Please watch you AP live lesson and finish up the Derivative Graph problems.

Good evening all,

I just watched the head of the College Board in a webinar for AP teachers. He gave us some information that I wanted to share with you.

AB and BC will be Free Response problems like we are used to.

You will be able to take a picture of your work and upload it to your device (probably your computer for all of you)

You will receive a guide and practice simulations on how this will all work in late April, and hopefully some practice problems

Our new test date: May 12th 2 pm eastern The entire world will take it during the same time slot

You can use notes, internet searches, textbooks, and calculators. Obviously, no personal help

They are using fraud soft wear to make sure you do not go into a chat room. They have state of the art security mechanisms to detect cheating. This is the only way they would offer the exam, they are sure they will detect problems. They also insisted that if you are caught, notification that you cheated will be sent to your colleges.

BIG ONE: Teachers will get a copy of your exam by May 26th. This will allow teachers to use the exam as your FINAL exam. Didn't say if they will be graded by then. Of course, that has to be run by the school first.

You will have a security question to answer before you can get each question

They are suggesting that if you planned on taking the exam, still take the exam. Colleges are all on board to still provide the same credit.

If you have an IEP already registered with the AP, you will get the extra time already granted.

No AB subscore for BC. The BC exam will only test BC material!

A BC student can choose to take the AB test instead, but that has to be coordinated through the high school.

I will have a little more details tomorrow when that send me an e-mail summary.

Thursday 4/2

Good morning. Thank you to all who have signed into our Google Classroom (Arielle please sign in). And to all who e-mailed me (Skyler, please e-mail me). I will be posting an assessment next week.

For now, keep watching AP live at 9 am and please complete the Derivative Graphs and Chart/Riemann Sums Free Response problems I've assigned.

I should know a little bit more about the format of the AP Exam this evening.

Wednesday 4/1

Good morning!

Hope you are keeping up with the daily lessons. I am watching now. Arielle and Josh C. please sign into our Google Classroom and Skyler please send me an e-mail. I'd like to get that stuff all set up.

I have signed up for a live web session for AP teachers given by the AP top guns tomorrow evening. I should get some information about the format of the exam then.

Keep working. Be Safe. Be smart. There were some very sobering numbers presented by the president and the task force yesterday. We will get through this.

Tuesday 3/31

A good lesson today, on the harder side.

Tuesday 3/31

Good morning. Again, getting ready to watch the BC Live lesson. I can see that Arielle and Josh C. have not signed in to our Google Classroom yet. Please do so. Thank you Skyler for signing into the Google Classroom, but please e-mail me, I'd like to hear that you are okay.

Keep working on the Derivative Graph problems this week. I am going to set up some kind of assessment on Google Classroom soon, so keep up on that also.

Monday 3/30

I enjoyed the AP live lesson today. The pizza demo is worth watching.

Monday 3/30

Good morning, I am writing this while I am watching the BC live lesson. On Series and Sequences, so watch it.

Thank you to all of you that signed into our Google Classroom. Code ljvn2v2 . I can see that Arielle and Josh C. have not signed in yet. Please do so. Sykler is still MIA. Please reach out to him for me. I'd really like to hear how he is doing.

For now, I will post important assignments on both here and Google Classroom. Eventually, I will be putting some sort of assessment onto Google Classroom.

Derivative Graphs this week. Keep busy.

Sunday 3/29

Again, please help me find the missing students. I still need Skyler and Mario, please reach out to them if you know their phone numbers or e-mails.

This week I am asking you to review Derivative Graphs. I hope you are all experts on Chart problems. If not, see the list of last week's assignments. Remember that you will have use of a calculator, not really needed with derivative graphs, so I would guess this is a nice topic for the AP to test. Keep working on your "Yellow Board". The exam will also be open notes, our "Yellow Board".

So what do I expect you to be doing?

1. Watching the BC live lesson daily at 9 am (it is recorded) and the AB live lesson at 2 pm. AP YouTube Channel. That is our class time.

2. To review for the AP exam, do the problems I assign.

3. Create your "Yellow Board".

4. If you can, create a face time group or some other social media platform to help each other. Maybe a group chat at a scheduled time would work best.

5. We will know more Friday, but you will be responsible to go to College Board and pick a test date, etc. I and/or the school cannot do it!

6. Keep positive. We have worked hard for this, you have been taught all the material, some of which we did twice ( I am waiting to see if Logistic graphs are required). You will be fine if you work for it.

This weeks problems, I've tried to start off a little easier and get more difficult throughout the week.

Mon 3/30:

2008 BC4

2013 BC4

2016 BC3

2002 BC4

Tues 3/31:

2003 BC4

2002 BC4 Form B

2017 BC3

2004 BC4 Form B

Wed 4/1:

2012 BC3

2011 BC4

2008 BC5 Form B

2007 BC4 Form B

Thurs 4/2:

2005 BC4 Form B

1999 BC5

2011 BC4 Form B

2018 BC3

Fri 4/3:

2014 BC3

2010 BC4 Form B

2009 BC1

2009 BC3 Form B

Additional Problems Derivative Graphs Plus

2006 BC4 Form B

2005 BC5

2003 BC5 Form B

2001 BC3

2000 BC2

Sunday 3/29

Good morning. I am looking to put together a group e-mail to better communicate with you. I have not heard from Skyler and Mario. Gentleman, please e-mail me at gkulik@mtsinai.k12.ny.us. I am working on an assignment for this week. I will post it later.

Friday 3/27

Sorry guys, the AB lesson today on slope fields takes 45 minutes to do what we did in 10. Like part (a) of a Part II problems. Fast forward through it, make sure you can do the slope fields. I will be posting AP Part II problems for next week soon.

Friday 3/27

Well, the BC guy apparently can't tell time. He went 1 hour 5 minutes for a 45 minute lesson today. Some good stuff, maybe fast forward through to get the better stuff. Remember today at 2 pm is the AB lesson on Slope Fields. That one is on the AP.

Make sure you are solid on the Chart/Riemann sums problems. Keep up on your "Yellow Board". I am still hoping to hear from Skyler and Mario. Please reach out to me via e-mail. I'd like to set up an e-mail group to better communicate.

Thursday 3/26

I just watched the AB lesson 2. Really not bad. You should watch. Tomorrow are slope fields, you should get used to watching both.

Thursday 3/26

A special note from today's lesson, the teacher announced that next week they will be covering series and sequence convergence tests. They will be very important to watch.

Thursday 3/26

I just watched Day 2 of BC. A little better that yesterday. He actually did a nice job on parametric arc length. Remember there is arc length in rectangular, polar and parametric. My guess, they will ask about the length in rectangular, that is still on the exam.

Please keep working on Chart problems. I am dragging my feet a little until April 3rd. That is when we should know more. I sent an e-mail out this morning to those who have contracted me. If you have not, please e-mail me. I'd like to see how everyone is and keep in touch via e-mail. Please note that the e-mail is a bit messed up at school, so be patient if you don't hear from me immediately. I check the e-mail about 50 times a day (yes I am bored).

Wednesday 3/25

Hello again. I just watched the AP lesson. It was a bit long and a bit slow, but it was worth watching it. Although it was on parametric, he touched on several things that are still required on the exam. Remember that rectilinear motion (AB level physics is still on the exam), so if you take a parametric and split it for each direction, it can still be there. The warm up and the first two examples are very good, he does them very slowly, but they are still good. He also assigns a problem at the end that you should try. Watch it.

Wednesday 3/25

Good morning. I am about to watch the BC on-line lesson that begins at 9 am. I was able to access it at AP YouTube channel . It is being recorded, so you can view it later.

I am not convinced that one hand knows what the other is doing, but the planned lesson is on Parametric Equations which was supposed to be taken off of the AP this year?

The AB lesson, beginning at 2:00 pm is on Modeling and Separable Differentials. I could be worth a look.

You should be doing Chart problems this week. A good resource would be to look at Unit 6.2 and 6.3 on AP Classroom. They are a review of Riemann Sums/Chart problems.

I will update this later. Be safe.

Tuesday 3/24

Reminder: Review sessions on AP Central begin tomorrow

AB 2:00 - 2:45

BC 9:00 - 9:45

For those of you reading these messages for the first time, please read through all the messages. I have been reviewing all the College Board material and will be suggesting some material for you to review shortly. In the meantime, follow the assigned AP Part II's on Chart problems. Also, thank you to all of you that have reached out to me via e-mail, a reminder that I would like to hear from all of you. There seems to be a slight problem with the school's e-mail system, so if you don't hear from me, be patient, I will get back to you all. Be safe!

Monday 3/23

I have just reviewed the BC material on the AP teachers site. It looks like the following topics will not be on the exam:

No Multiple Choice

No Parametric Equations

No Polar

Limited Series and Sequences (only geometric, Harmonic/p-series, alternating series test, ratio test and Taylor/MacLauren)

Officially we should have a better look on or about April 3.

So, as I see it, a 45 minute exam will allow for only 3 free response problems (unless they adjust with shorter free response)

The following Part II's are still on their list:

Chart - Riemann Sums

Derivative Graphs

Modeling

Slope Field/ Separable Differential

Area/Volume

Series/Sequences Taylor/MacLauren but limited

Logistics (we need to look at this)

Misc. / Frankenstein problem (bits and pieces from all over maybe using the theorems)

I will be putting together a schedule for the adjusted review. One big thing to remember, it is open notes. A summary sheet (yellow board) will be essential. A 45 minute timed test will not allow enough time to "flip through" your notebooks. We have to get organized and consolidate all our notes. I will be helping you with that, but you should begin now.

Please check the website daily. The first type we will review will be Chart problems. If you have some time (of which you have nothing but) you can begin there. Also, I know I said to forget the M/C packets, but they will provide a review, so fell free to try them.

Be safe. I miss you all. If you have not done so, please e-mail me so I know we are all on board.

Always keep smiling!

Mr. Kulik

Below is the schedule for this week. We are starting with Chart problems.

Remember that you should create a "yellow board" of your own and apparently you will have use of your calculator for all of the problems. Each day has 60 minutes of work assigned, do the best you can to keep up. Remember to check your answers.

Monday 3/23:

2018 BC4

2017 BC1

2016 BC1

2015 BC3

Tuesday 3/24:

2014 BC4

2013 BC3

2012 BC1

2011 BC2

Wednesday 3/25:

2011 BC5 Form B

2010 BC2

2010 BC3 Form B

2009 BC5

Thursday 3/26:

2008 BC2

2008 BC3 Form B

2007 BC5

2006 BC4

Friday 3/27:

2005 BC3

2004 BC3 Form B

2003 BC3 Form B

2001 BC2

1999 BC3

Read all below

A very special note to my AP students:

The College Board just announced the new format for this year's AP

Exams. The exam will be given on-line. It will be a 45 minute, Part II only exam. It will also be open notes, open textbook.

We have been working on Part II's for the past few months, that should give us an advantage. You need to forget the packets I've provided you and begin working on Part II's!!!

There will be two dates available to take the exam. It is out of my/our hands now, you will have to deal directly with the College Board.

I will be providing guidance (assigning you Part II problems). Please check my website daily.

Be SAFE.

Saturday 3/21

As we are all aware, things have not turned for the better as of yet. They will, I pray every day for it.

The AP board has put out a special notice to all AP students. I ask you to go onto college board and read it. There is a very strong likelihood that you will be taking the AP exam from home. The College Board is providing live review sessions, topic based, beginning Monday. AB will be from 2:00 - 2:45 daily. BC will be from 9:00 - 9:45 daily. Being that we finished the material (with the exception, ironically, of logistic graphs in BC) I would approach each lesson as a review.

I am asking you to keep working on the practice AP's I sent home with you before the senior trip. I will be making available the rest of them, and possibly the secure exams, in the next few days/weeks.

I would like to hear from you and make sure you are safe. Please e-mail me so I know we are all on board to do this.

Monday 3/16

Good afternoon. I hope you all read my comments on the home page. I know as much as you do about our return to school. We have not been given a date to return or any information about Regents/AP exams. For now, I'd like you to follow the schedule below. You should all have hard copies of the first 4 AP exams assigned in the review calendar. If you do not have the hard copies, you can download all of the BC Part I exams at Crunchy Math or other websites. Simply Google the year and they are out there.

I think we will all agree that this is not ideal, but this is the hand we've been dealt. We have to make it work.

Please be safe, be smart and check in on your family and neighbors.

If you need to reach me, please e-mail me.

Weeks of March 16 - April 3: