June 16 2025 Course Wrap Up & Fun Monday!

Silent Read 20 min to 9:05

Return of text books to library 9:10-9:20 am

Teacher one-on-one meetings & Fun Monday! 

Reminders: 


Mon June 16 Final week block schedule begins PM

Tues June 17 Morning schedule begins 8:45-11:00—no break
                             --Linear classes switch (quietly!) 9:50-9:55
                            Afternoon classes 12:25-3:10 as per normal
                            
Wed June 18 Morning schedule begins 8:45-11:00—no break
                             --Linear classes switch (quietly!) 9:50-9:55
                            Afternoon classes 12:25-3:10 as per normal

Thurs June 19 Morning schedule begins 8:45-11:00—no break
                             --Linear classes switch (quietly!) 9:50-9:55
                            Afternoon classes 12:25-3:10 as per normal

Friday June 20 Morning schedule begins 8:45-11:00—no break
                               --Linear classes switch (quietly!) 9:50-9:55
                               Afternoon 12:25-3:10 Project Completion begins

                               Busses run normal times for pick-up

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