As all of you now know, Boone High School lost a student yesterday. While I did not personally teach this young man, his life touched many students and teachers at this school, and the loss is profoundly felt. If any student today or into next week needs support services, guidance counselors will be available in the Media Center and through our SAFE program to assist.
And please--it goes without saying--if you suspect that you or a friend is in need of help, please talk to a trusted adult, call the Speak Out Hotline, or even tell a friend.
Today:
AP Literature: Finish viewing Frankenstein and go over critical essays on the novel.
Gifted English IV: Hamlet.
Gifted English II: Review Act I of Julius Caesar and take the quiz; finish reviewing content vocabulary.
This blog is for AP English and Gifted students at William R. Boone High School in Orlando, Florida. If you have Ms. Hilley's class, check here for assignments!
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