The tests will be free response not multiple choice according to your link and AP_Trevor on Twitter.

Think of how to express 1/8 as a power of 2. 2^what=1/8

3^(-3) is 1/27 not 1/3. 3^(-1) is 1/3.

A really short read ( like under an hour) Wolfpack by Abby Wambach.

I think that’s a great idea. The counselor won’t be able to discuss the student with you, but you can discuss the student with the counselor, if that makes sense.

There is probably a social worker assigned to the school. She or he is the person to contact.

They do. I have a friend who worked there. https://aging.maryland.gov/pages/default.aspx

Back in the 1970’s, my high school Sunday School class did a book study on a book called When Bad Things Happen to Good People by Harold Kushner. Kushner is a rabbi whose son died of a degenerative disease in his early teens. I don’t remember much about it. My church was then and still is very a liberal United Methodist Church.

What a great name!

I think this is perfect. A great gift.

amy g The family moved to California and the older two kids stayed in Texas. I think the older daughter was finishing her PhD. I wish I could remember the name of her business. I liked the soap I ordered from them many years ago.

My DS24 is getting the two latest Bernard Cornwall books—Sword of Kings and War of the Wolves. DS18 is getting The Feather Thief. DD15 is getting a gluten free cookbook and Alice in Wonderland. DS13 is getting The Tornado and Ghost Boys. DH is getting Fit Men Cook. My dad is getting Grocery the Buying and Selling of Food in America. My mom and sister-in-law are getting Every Word: A Reader’s 90 Day Guide to the Bible. My neighbor kids are getting Red and Lulu, and A Zoo for Mr. Muster. Our accompanist at my school’s new baby is getting Hippos Go Berserk, The Snowy Day, Don’t Let Pigeon Drive the Bus, The Very Lonely Firefly, and The Mysterious Star.

Awesome! Thanks! Perfect!

My son who likes to drink from a can got a Yeti can holder for Christmas last year. He really likes it. It keeps the drink cold.

What a great idea! Would you mind sharing where you got it?

It’s out of print, but you can find it used...The Mysterious Star by Joanne Marxhausen. I have my original copy from the 1970’s. It’s a really sweet story and the illustrations show a very diverse community.

Thank you!

Thank you! Her uncles bought him the tie. I thought that was so sweet.

There is a representative from each grade level on the court. The Homecoming Queen is always a senior. My son’s girlfriend was not the queen.

My son escorted his girlfriend the last two years on the homecoming court. He got her a corsage (ok, I got him a corsage to give her) both years. He was her date, though, so that might make a difference.

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.