Calendar

·        8:10– 8:45        1^st Hr

·        8:50–  9:20       2^nd Hr

·        9:25– 9:55        3^rd Hr

·        10:00– 10:30     4^th Hr

·        10:30– 10:45     Break

·        10:45– 11:15      5^th Hr

·        11:20– 11:50      6^th Hr

·        11:55– 12:25      7^th Hr

·        12:30– 1:00        8^th Hr

·        1:00– 3:00        Stuco Picnic

          3:00 - 3:15   Students get their stuff together for carpool

Chipotle Mexican Grill (Loves Park)

On Monday, May 11, the 8th Grade class will travel to Boundless Adventures in Bristol, WI, a high ropes and zipline adventure park. After a 30-minute safety briefing, students will spend approximately three hours on the course, navigating obstacles high in the trees. The park features four different levels of difficulty, allowing every student to participate at a level that feels comfortable and safe. There are also nine different courses to explore, giving students plenty of opportunities to challenge themselves, build confidence, and have fun with their classmates.

We will leave school at 8:00 AM and plan to return between 3:15 and 3:30 PM. On the way home, we will stop for lunch, so students should bring money for their meal.

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Tuesday

●       9:00 – 10:30 AM  Math

●       10:45 – 12:15 PM  English 

●       1:15 – 2:45 PM Psych/Soc, French/Spanish

Second semester, Seniors will be allowed to beexempt from all exams in classes in which they have an ‘A’ or ‘B’, and meet theother exemption criteria: No more than 8 absences in a class, and clearedadministratively due to lack of behavioral concerns. Exam exemption forms willbe available in the main office at the start of May. Exemptions forms areavailable starting April 29^th and are due May 6^th. 
Dual credit students should consult withtheir instructors as to their unique final needs.
Seniors should have cleaned out their locker by the conclusion of theirexams.

Senior exam schedule (subject to change).  All exams will be given in the CORE.

There are no scheduled final exams for: Art, Religion, PE, and Music classes.Seniors do not have to report to anything other than the exam periods that day.They are free to leave when their exams are completed and during the lunchperiod.  Seniors who are on campus, but nottaking an exam, should be in the MPR. 
Seniors are welcome to wear casual sweatshirts and shorts/jeans to take theirexams.

Wednesday

●       9:00 – 10:30 AM  Social Studies

●       10:45 – 12:15 PM  Science

●       1:15 – 2:45 PM Business

Second semester, Seniors will be allowed to beexempt from all exams in classes in which they have an ‘A’ or ‘B’, and meet theother exemption criteria: No more than 8 absences in a class, and clearedadministratively due to lack of behavioral concerns. Exam exemption forms willbe available in the main office at the start of May. Exemptions forms areavailable starting April 29^th and are due May 6^th. 
Dual credit students should consult withtheir instructors as to their unique final needs.
Seniors should have cleaned out their locker by the conclusion of theirexams.

Senior exam schedule (subject to change).  All exams will be given in the CORE.

There are no scheduled final exams for: Art, Religion, PE, and Music classes.Seniors do not have to report to anything other than the exam periods that day.They are free to leave when their exams are completed and during the lunchperiod.  Seniors who are on campus, but nottaking an exam, should be in the MPR. 
Seniors are welcome to wear casual sweatshirts and shorts/jeans to take theirexams.

8:10am – 9:30am    Period 1   9:40am – 11:00am  Period 2   11:10am – 12:30pm  Period 3

 8:10am – 9:30am    Period 4   9:40am – 11:00am  Period 5   11:10am – 12:30pm  Period 6

Dear 8th-grade Families,

You are invited to celebrate with our 8th grade students as they move from junior high to high school. Please reserve 7:30 PM on Thursday, May 21, 2026. The promotion celebration will take place in the elementary school chapel at 1711 Delcy Dr. We will recognize the occasion with a celebration service followed by a reception in the chapel narthex. Students will not need to be in attendance at school on Friday. Students with exams 7th or 8th hour will take their tests before then as directed by their teachers. 

We recommend "dressing up" a bit in honor of the occasion- dress pants, dress shoes, and a collared or button-down shirt. Dresses or dress pants are suitable. Dresses or tops with straps can be covered with a jacket or cardigan. Students will be walking across a raised platform, so it is important to be mindful of the skirt length.  Please call or email with any questions you may have. We look forward to observing this special time with you and your students.

Leslie Johnson 

Asst Princial to Junior HIgh

8:10am – 9:30am  Period 7   9:40am – 11:00am  Period 8   11:05am – 11:15am   Closing in gym.