The deadline for registration is not October 4. That may be an artificial one that your school set, but the deadline is November 15 for schools.

It is new this year. In past years, you could pay for something called AP Insight that was the same thing. This year it is free for teachers with approved syllabi.

When you register for the test there is a list of things you sent to. This is one of them. “We occasionally pretest new questions to determine if they should be included in a future version of the SAT. These questions may appear in any of the test sections, and testing time will be extended by 20 minutes so students have time to answer them. They will not be included in computing students’ scores. Scored test items and entire test forms may be used in more than one test administration.”

For club soccer we do pay the coach’s travel fees. We pay mileage and per diem. We are in Georgia.

I think there is some sort of discounted prime for college students. Your daughter might want to look into that.

Wear a gas mask?

Have we heard from @happysmileylady?

Many (most?) of the schools around here have bottle filling stations at each water fountain. Kids carry around reusable water bottles and refill several times a day. This is the most hydrated generation ever! If I have a kid who needs a stretch break, I often send him/her to go refill my yeti.

Stone Mountain—ride the train, ride the gondola Civil Rights Center, SkyView Atlanta, lunch at Sweet Auburn or Ponce City Market and King Center Chateau Elan

At one local high school, the seniors roll the school, the stadium (which is off site,) and the superintendent’s house the night before school starts every year. Then they all clean it up the next afternoon after the first day of school. Last year they bought too much TP and left the extra rolls on the front porch of the superintendent’s house.

Free reusable bags are available at several locations in Montgomery County including all public libraries, SNAP offices, HUD offices, and Medicaid offices.

Quill, I know this issue (not straws but plastic waste and waste in general) is important to you. I remember when you planned your dd’s graduation party that minimizing waste was a priority for you. I love that about you. Your planning made me think about a lot of things. I know you live your life in a way to have minimal impact. I am sure I am not the only person who has been inspired by you.

Straws are a gateway. Now that people are thinking about straws, it leads them to think about other plastic. Skip the straw is an easy way to start. Also the emotional thing with turtles. When we were on vacation in the UP a few weeks ago, I asked at McD if we could just fill our Yetis instead of using their cups. They were happy to let us do that.

My sister has a drawer like this link that I covet. https://www.build.com/rev-a-shelf-st50-21-52/s717114?uid=1574039&gclsrc=aw.ds&source=gg-gba-pla_1574039!c1045395035!a54173999027!dm!ng&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI0e-GnPGw4wIVh7bACh11HwKCEAQYASABEgKaP_D_BwE

AP Exam registration is changing this year. Schools do not have all the details, yet.