Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Tests, Trips, and an orangey new blogger layout.

At approximately 10:00 AM today, some students and teachers from this school will be boarding a plane to Germany. The real Germany, like in Europe. Not sure how that's going to go, but since I couldn't afford to go. I'm saving my trip for somewhere better than Germany. Although, if a certain two people where "accidently" left in Germany, I would be eternally grateful.

Next subject.

I told you I would talk about testing today, and so I shall. These are the tests I have to take this year:

  • EOCA for Algebra II
  • EOCA for English II
  • On Demand tests and junk eww
EOCA means End of Course Assessments. Sounds pretty gross, right? But for next year, I'll have to take
  • APUSH EOCA
  • AP test for APUSH
  • AP English EOCA
  • AP test for AP English
  • Whatever else I don't even know about
So yeah. That's about it. 

Good day to all your bloggers out there. Or, as they say in Germany, guten tag.
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4 comments:

  1. AnonymousMarch 28, 2012 at 6:13 AM

    I really wanted to go to Germany. I hate being poor sometimes. I miss all the good trips. I've used "I" at the beginning of all of the previous sentences and that makes me sound a little conceded but I'm ok with that. I don't wanna take any EOCA's. They're no fun. On demand is stupid. I don't even think on demand counts towards our grade so...yeah.

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    1. Dylan DoyleMarch 28, 2012 at 6:22 AM

      It doesn't because they don't get it back until the next year. I don't really want to go see Auschwitz or anything like that. I'd rather go to Rome.

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  2. Peyton NicoleMarch 28, 2012 at 6:17 AM

    Ewe. all your abbreviations and such just sound kinda nasty.
    And it really sucks being german and not being able to go to germany. :P
    but one day i'll take you ashely and we can prance among the nazis jk

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  3. Dylan DoyleMarch 28, 2012 at 6:21 AM

    Sorry Peyton. Next time I'll type out "End of course assessment" and "advanced placement" everytime.

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