The Desperate Journey of a Trafficked Girl – New Yorker

New Yorker – The Desperate Journey of a Trafficked Girl – The New Yorker

 

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American Civil Rights – A Glance back at the Movement

Assignment is worth 100 points (33% bullets / 66% journal)  due posted to Schoology at a date TBA.  71296-004-0B8CB497You may work with a partner – see directions below.  In order to spread our studies across the spectrum – we will have no more than two groups working on a particular topic.  Email me your choice of topic along with partner’s names if you are working as a group – first come first serve…

The Civil Rights Movement will serve as the core to our study of Government.  The Fourteenth Amendment lies at the center of that movement.  We will look hard at each and the relationship between the two. Continue reading

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Bridge Crossing Jubilee – Selma 2017

Introduction to Selma – Go here to find the outline of our trip in regard to cost, and daily schedules.  All students who participate on the Selma trip must agree to Selma Participant Guidelines which may be found here.  As of 1/12/17 – There is a significant alteration in the Participant Guideline Form in regard to Academic Standing.  Please read it. If you intend to participate on the Selma Trip you must download, copy, sign (parent and student) and return before airline tickets are finalized.

  • Dates and Links 
  • Travel – Thursday March 2 thru Monday March 6.
  • November 30 – $50 deposit is due.
  • January 13 – $213 airfare balance is due.
  • January 23 – Submit final names and birthdates to UAL.
  • February 2 – Final Bill – $560.  Total includes all transport (Ground and Air).  Hotel, museum, churches and Selma Street Fair.  Gasoline reimbursement for drivers to and from Chicago is included in final total
  • February 21 @ 6:00 PM – Mandatory student / parent meeting.  Balance due.
  • Thursday 4:00 PM – Leave for Chicago – OHS Parking lot.
  • Flight – Chicago to Birmingham RT – United Airlines
  • Chicago Hotel for Thursday night March 2 – Radisson Hotel
  • Montgomery, AL  Hotel for March 3, 4, 5 – Fairfield Inn
  • Friday noon – soul food lunch at Mrs. B’s – Birmingham, AL
  • Friday 3:00 PM  Sixteenth Street Baptist Church – Birmingham, AL
  • Friday 4:00 PM  Birmingham Civil Rights Institute – Birmingham, AL
  • Saturday & Sunday all day  – Selma Bridge Crossing Jubilee
  • Saturday 11:00 AM – Dexter Memorial Church – Montgomery, AL
  • Monday 10:00 AM – Rosa Parks Museum Montgomery, AL
  • Final Selma Traveler List (24 travelers)
  • Krissy Civil Rights memorial in Montgomery
    Carlson
  • Derek Carr
  • Maria Contreras
  • James Day
  • Madison Dutton
  • Ethan Epplett
  • Teresa Hall
  • Aubrie Higley
  • Catherine Jenkins
  • Sam Kirschner
  • Casandra Loera
  • Kennedy Mapes
  • Mariah Messer
  • Tyler Morey
  • Kaley Pascavis
  • Anthony Schaub
  • Courtney Shalifoe
  • Taylor Veen
  • Sarah Williamson
  • Holly Wydeck
  • Mr. Wood – chaperone
  • Mr Troutman – chaperone
  • Mrs. Dutton – chaperone
  • Mrs. Carlson – chaperone

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SCI Final Exam – Semester 1 – 2017

Each Portion of this Exam counts 100 points.  Your CA counts 20% of your final semester grade.

Twitter – 139 characters.  Facebook – a post and a like and a share.  Fake news blogs that pose aswritingXimgX1 journalism . Snapchat and Instagram – pop, pop, pop; we don’t read; we view; we don’t have time to think?  And if we did, would we even know a site worth landing on?   For this exam you’ll have to make time and you’ll have to use your brain.  Our 2016 Semester One Final Exam will encourage you to reflect on the best of American Journalism.  I have selected stories taken from the The Sidneys,  The New Yorker, The Atlantic, and other reputable sources over the past four years.  You are required to read, reflect, and write on two of your choosing.   One if it is an XL story.  

These essays are examples of some of the best journalism in the United States.  Enjoy. Continue reading

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