What's Going On? May 22nd through May 26th

 Thought for the Week













Friday's Early Release Schedule



















Looking Ahead: Final Exam Schedule















Unit 10: Discrete Mathematics

This week, we will focus on probability.  On Monday we will talk about probability.  The two other class days for the week will focus on "Combination" and "Permutations".  Students should be prepared to complete the Unit 10 summative assessment activities during the week of May 30th.

***Note***
We will be returning our textbooks during class on Tuesday.  Please be sure to bring them to class.


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