Weather Event–School Calendar–End-of-Semester

Given the “weather event” yesterday, we thought it pertinent to provide an update regarding our school calendar.

As you know, tomorrow (29th) is the first day of the second semester.  If a student needs to make up an exam, the testing lab will be open today (as previously scheduled) at 2:30pm, and for extended hours on Thursday, Friday, and Monday (29/30 January and 2 February) from 3:30-5:30pm.  Students should communicate with their teachers regarding the day/date they intend to make up an exam (if any).

Report cards will be distributed through 7th period on Wednesday, 4 February (a day later than originally scheduled).

Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work our way through this “snow” season.

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