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CLOSE UP is a coming…

Mandatory Parent & Student Meeting on Monday April 29 – 6:00 PM – Mr. Wood’s rooom.  We DCwill review everything needed for our Saturday May 4 trip to D.C.  So, bring your questions and your remaining payment.  The meeting will take approximately one hour.  If you intend to visit the ECC while in D.C. parent and student must stick around for the 15 minute video on the ECC following our meeting.  Any questions – let me know.

  • Topics on the Agenda…
  • Check your bank balance and pay it off
  • Transportation to and from Chicago
  • What to take to D.C.
  • Airline guidelines – luggage and ID and such
  • Our extra time in D.C.
  • What to expect on Close UP
  • Medical Forms & Participation Guidelines
  • Volunteering at the D.C. Kitchen
  • Visiting the ECC.
  • Make sure to get your absences pre approved.
  • Anything else you got on your mind
  • Washington D.C. is warming up.

See you all on Monday…

 

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Government Exam – HONOR ROLL!

Congratulations to the following individuals for earning an “A” on our Exam Government and Grad_Smiley_Facethe State.

  • 103% – Austin Wright
  • 103% – Hannah Lauser
  • 102% – Jessica Epplett
  • 102% – Travis Riegler
  • 101% – Dan Shoop
  • 101% – Morgan Giddings
  • 100% – Mikaela Mason
  • 99% – Dominique Jessen
  • 96% – Katelyne Quinn
  • 96% – Taylor Hall
  • 95% – Aliza Olsen
  • 95% – Morgan McClouth
  • 95% – Nicole Depender
  • 94% – Sam Six
  • 90% – Michael Doom
  • 90% – Meaghan Braspenninx

Class Breakdown by grade for the Exam

  • Period #4 – Government
  • A – 9
  • B – 4
  • C – 4
  • D – 2
  • F – 4
  • Period #6 – Government
  • A – 7
  • B – 6
  • C – 1
  • D – 1
  • F – 3

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CLOSE UP FINAL BILLS – and cost breakdown

OK – guys here we go.  Final Bill and what you owe.  Go here for breakdown of the final bill.

Please take a look and let me know if you have any questions.  Also we need to have a parent Jefferson_Memorial_Washington_DC_flowersmeeting next week – April 22 to 26, to go over final costs, final questions, final comments and synchronize time for the trip.  Please pay me your balance of the Final Bill as soon as you can.  It would be nice to have the balance by the time we have the parent meeting.

One more thing...I need to know your schedules so that I can set the parent meeting.  It will be in the evening and will last close to an hour.  Parent and student must attend.

Final Cost Breakdown and Explanation – go here.

Let’s have that meeting next week – talk to me!

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I’m Going to South Africa this summer

Thanks guys.

I was just selected  today for the National Endowment for the Humanities – South Africa – Continuity and Change – a five week images-9seminar this summer (June 20 to July 28).  Please go here to learn more about that seminar.

Whenever I apply to these seminars – I do it with you all (Oakridge students) foremost in mind.  I want you to travel, to see the world, to experience all the diversity that is out there.  When you go to college and so many of you will, spend a semester abroad.  Do whatever you can do to take a voyage to another world.  Grab a Eu-rail pass and see Europe.  And then go into the third world.  You’ll never be the same.  You will know that your little sperm and your little egg came together in this first world country – that you can do whatever it is that want to do – and it makes all the difference.  Know that for sure.

The key to life is that you experience life.  Stay awake guys.  And thank you for inspiring me to reach out for these experiences.

And I promise I will find Prudence!

Thanks.  Mr. Wood.

 

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