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(Señorita Manuel, no me deja comentar en su post. Yo tuve que hacer un post nuevo. Lo siento!)
-Ava
Laptop Imaged
- Follow these steps
• Login - turn on the computer
• User Name - Student Account 13-14
• Pass code - it is blank, press the return key without typing anything in the password field
Laptop not in the cart
- Follow there steps
This means your name is on the list below and you did not hand in materials or pay laptop insurance for last school year. You must hand in your material or pay the laptop insurance. Laptop insurance is $75.00 and a check can be made out to Science Leadership Academy or cash can both be given to your advisor. You will not receive your laptop until you have completed these steps.
Name on the list below and you had your laptop over the summer - Follow these steps
Everyone who handed in a charger will get it back the first day regardless if they owe for materials or insurance.
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Inicia sesión y
practica el vocabulario por 15 minutes: http://quizlet.com/6411142/e4-u1-lady-gaga-v-dali-flash-cards/
8:15 - 9:00 E
9:05 - 9:45 Advisory: Paperwork/Money Collection
9:50 - 10:50 A
10:55 - 11:55 Y
11:55 - 12:55 X
1:00 - 2:00 B
2:05 - 3:05 C
Advisory Room Assignments
Room 506-Ames
Room 504- Baird+Menasion
Room 520- Garvey
Room 502-HullenBerg
Room 521- Miles
Room 501- Kay+Hirschfield
Advisory..........8:15 - 8:30 am
Session 1........8:35 - 9:25 am
Session 2 .......9:30 - 10:20 am
Session 3.....10:25 - 11:15 am
Session 4.....11:20 - 12:10 pmThe SLA kids were awesome yesterday. Leo Levy, Jordan McLaughlin, Mia Weathers-Fowler, Amy Chen, Goldie Robins and Taylor Thomas were articulate, powerful and magnificent. They worked so hard and did SLA proud.
SLA parents were also amazing. Anne Bigler, Arden Kass, Liz Hersh, Laura Schwingel, and Denise Larabee came through in each and every way. Anne and Arden especially did a heavy lift in pulling together the letters excerpts, designing the posters and producing the "program" of our press event. The event would NOT have happened without them.
It's an honor to be associated with such dedicated students and parents!
Thank you to everyone at SLA who made yesterday possible!
One of SLA’s core values are to be able to reflect on the work you have done. This year I done this have more than your fingers and toes can count, projects that I am proud to call mine. But as a struggling student there are also work which is not good, but it have helped me get to the good ones. I have jumped from poetry to sweatshops nearly everything in the past months of working with Mr.Block. The best part of it I didn’t write for a grade I wrote to express what I was feeling.
One day I wrote a journal entry answering a question that was always going threw my head. On the board of our english journal read “Why do humans so often treat each others badly? And .... What different thing change this cycle of negative behavior towards others.” As a child growing up in the 90’s generation I have to deal with those who judge others a lot. I always wonder why something that someone else is doing affects someone else. The kids I have to grow up with leaves me with questions I do not even know if there is an answer to. Something I was raised around is “Sticks and stones may break your bone, but words will never hurt.” I had a mouth full of things to write down for this journal! One of the ones I loved. (To read everything I wrote you can click here (English Journal 6 ) )
Thew out this year I have learned a general understanding that can make my life easier. The grades you receive never reflect your intelligence, It reflects your work ethic. To me this means that I have way more understanding on something I just don’t express it. I maybe one of the nerves writes I know. I have that general understanding on a topic, but sometimes I don’t always know how to express it. As I grow and I reach my college education level I now know I need to express myself a little more. For my younger cousins and or any other younger person I would love to them to know
I would never imagining learning so much from a teacher who teaching me two different subjects. Mr. Block is my wonderful history and english teacher. Mr.Block has help me open my eyes in the world in such ways you wouldn't believe it. This has left me with not only understandings on the world but on my own work. As a student who has had a tough time in english and history I would never expect there is not only a fun way to learn but also an understanding way. I knew about the wonderful work Mr.Block has done because of one of his former students, but boy she didn’t inform me about this.