Spring exam schedule

Ginger Hervey, Editor-in-chief

May 1, 2013

The start of May brings the last month of school. Along with that comes end of the year exams. Whether it’s EOC or AP, students will be taking tests throughout the month. Here’s a look at the testing schedule:

Date	Test	Students

6-May	EOC Chem	AP Chem / Chem students
	AM AP Chem, AP Env Sci / PM AP Psych	Corresponding AP students
7-May	EOC World Geography	World Geography students
	AM AP Comp Sci, Sp. Lang / PM Art Hist	Corresponding AP students
8-May	EOC U.S. History	Physics and US HIst students
	AM AP Calc AB,BC	Corresponding AP students
9-May	EOC Biology, EOC Physics	Biology students
	AM AP Eng Lit/Comp	Corresponding AP students
10-May	EOC World History	World History students
	AM AP Eng Lang / PM AP Stats	Corresponding AP students

13-May	EOC Algebra I	Algebra I students
	AM AP Bio, AP Music Thr/ PM AP Phys BC	Corresponding AP students
14-May	EOC Geometry	Geometry students
	AM AP Govt / PM AP French	Corresponding AP students
15-May	EOC Algebra II	Algebra II students
	AM AP U.S. Hist / PM AP Euro	Corresponding AP students
16-May	EOC make ups	Students who missed previous
	AM AP Macroecon, AP W. Hist PM AP Microecon	Corresponding AP students

21-May	Finals – 5^th & 7^th Periods (beginning at 1 pm)	Seniors
22-May	Finals – 6^th & 8^th Periods (beginning at 1 pm)	Seniors
23-May	Finals – 1^st & 3^rd Periods (beginning at 8:45 am)	Seniors
24-May	Finals – 2^nd & 4^th Periods (beginning at 8:45 am)	Seniors

28-May	Finals – 3^rd & 7^th Periods	All students
29-May	Finals – 2^nd & 6^th Periods	All students
30-May	Finals – 1^st & 4^th Periods	All students
31-May	Finals – 5^th & 8^th Periods	All students

About the Contributor

Ginger Hervey, Editor-in-chief

Ginger Hervey cried on her eleventh birthday when she didn't get a Hogwarts letter. If there was an Olympic event for sitting around in sweatpants, eating ice cream, and watching old romance movies, she would make her country proud. She is an expert at procrastination and overloads her schedule past what any rational person would- as a result, she frequently tests how little sleep a teenager can get and still function on a basic level. To her, there is no such thing as "too old to trick-or-treat" on Halloween. To instantly be liked by Ginger, bring her chocolate chip cookies and/or mention the TV show How I Met Your Mother. She is a senior who, in spite of having ambitious plans of going to law school, can be found on weekends experimentally baking with her friends and watching Disney movies until she falls asleep on the couch. Entering her sixth and final year of high school newspaper, Ginger is thrilled to have such a dedicated and fun staff to work with, especially her co-editor, the sensational Liz Schasel. She hopes to leave a legacy of prestigious journalism and witty poll questions behind her.

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