<p>AP Physics C - integration of force, Conservation of Energy, Power, Work, kinetic/potential energy</p>
<p>AP Computer AB - Doubly Linked Nodes</p>
<p>H world lit - just started dante’s inferno</p>
<p>AP Calc BC - just finished chapter 5 integrals, which was integration of arc functions and inverse functions</p>
<p>Religion - Hurricane Katrina and Relief Effort</p>
<p>Graphic Design - Learning how to use Illustrator.</p>
<p>AP US - Madison/Monroe era
AP Calc AB - Derivative Apps.
AP Biology - Cell cycle, meiosis/mitosis
AP ES - Toxicology, Health problems
AP Eng - Just writing a bunch of essays
Intro comp - graduation req class. learning home keys when i can type 90-100 wpm lol.</p>
<p>PIB Chemistry 1 - Nothing lol. We just kinda took a break to watch October Sky
PIB French 3- Imperitive form, how to convert conduire, how to show patience and impatience, and how to tell directions
AP Calculus AB- related rates 
AP Statistics- Scatter plots
AP Govt- Census, demography, etc.
IB Computers- learning how to program programs.</p>
<p>IB Physics HL - Momentum, Impulse, Incline Planes, etc.
IB Math HL - Permutations and that jazz
IB French SL - Festivals around the World
IB History SL - Events leading up to WWI</p>
<p>AP English - writing nonfiction short story
Multivariable Calculus - Just did tangent planes, chain rule, and about to start lagrange multipliers
Linear Algebra - Did nullspace, bases, vector spaces, and about to start linear transformations and then do like eigenvalues etc.
Macroeconomics - Interdependence from trade
Makings of American Pop Culture - Yiddish Theater and Vaudeville late 19th early 20th century
Research in Complex Netwroks (not really a class) - Probability distribution of Cayley trees and other complex networks</p>
<p>Chinese 1- learning to introduce ourselves
AP US- antebellum period
Spanish 2- Preterito
Precalc/Lim H- Parametrics and Polars
AP Eng- Scarlett Letter
French 4h- Medieval ages and prepping for AP
Physics H- Force problems</p>
<p>AP Calc BC - just review cuz we’re already done w/ on the BC topics; we’ll probabaly start multivariable calc soon
AP Phys C:E&M - circuits
AP Bio - cell respiration
AP Spanish - watching Pan’s Labyrinth
AP English Lit - reading some Virginia Woolf stuff</p>
<p>French 3 Honors: Imparfait/Passe Compose and Geography of France
IB English HL: Pride and Prejudice
Concert Choir: Mozart’s Regina Coeli
IB Math HL: The Standard Normal Curve
IB Euro HL: Napoleon
AP Bio: Invertebrates</p>
<p>AP English: We’re reading Jane Eyre
AP Govt: We’re learning about mass media as well
Physiology: Muscles
AP Stats: Standardizing data with relation to a linear regression?</p>
<p>Stats: nothing because the class is a joke
Modern American Authors: just finished The Bell Jar, moving on to a Steven King novel
Psychology: Memory.. just finished watching Eternal Sunshine..
Civil War: Gettysburg
Anatomy: Chemistry haha
Organic Chem: Alkenes!</p>
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AP USH - just finishing up German/Irish immigration and beginnings of Industrial Revolution here, going on to the slavery controversy next week (Ch. 16 in Pageant)</p>
<p>AP Physics - Work/Energy</p>
<p>AP Bio - metabolism, starting cell cycle next week (Ch. 12 in Campbell’s)</p>
<p>Orchestra - stuff.
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<p>I want to correct myself, there was a change of plans, and we are doing Cellular Respiration now, not Cell Cycle.</p>
<p>AP Lang-just finished Beowulf & closing up on Jane Eyre; starting Canterbury Tales and Wuthering Heights soon</p>
<p>AP History-Ch 15/40 of Am Pag (approx pg 350/1000), 1860</p>
<p>Math III H (New York B)-transformations, HIVO</p>
<p>Physics H-??! vectors?! </p>
<p>Latin III H-finishing review of previous years & indirect statements this week</p>
<p>Music Theory IIH-just finished with nonharmonic tones, starting new topic within week</p>
<p>Theology-Acts of Apostles Ch 1-5</p>
<p>AP English Lit- finished Canterbury Tales, spent some time on sonnets, starting Hamlet.
AP Calc BC- Logarithmic Integration
AP Physics B- starting Waves
AP Micro- Marginal Returns, Fixed and Variable Resources
Foreign Policy- Vietnam under Eisenhower
Comparative Studies- Surrealism in Music and Poetry</p>
<p>H.American History - French and Indian War
H.Geometry - Parallel Lines
H.Am.Lit - Romantic Period in America
H.Chemistry - Naming compounds
H.Latin II - Passive Voice
Music II - Intervals, minor and major scales, a bunch of new music
Religion II - The Book of Exodus</p>