FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE
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FINAL EXAMS:
Our first exam begins on May 13. Students will write exams each morning, while the afternoons have classes except on June 25 and 26. Study locations are available to students in the afternoon those days, but attendance is not mandatory.
**If your child will be absent for an exam please contact the office and speak to Mr. Sia**
Students will need:
- a pencil and eraser
- a calculator (not a phone) for math/science exams.
- a healthy drink and snack
- a book or something to do after completing the exam.
- Phones, tablets, smart watches, and other electronic devices are not permitted in the exam room
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If accessing audio, bring plug-in headphones
Exam Schedule
Date | Morning |
Afternoon |
May 13 |
Grade 7-9 English Language Arts Part A. |
Regular Classes |
May 15 |
Grade 7-9 French Language Arts Part A. Regular classes for English students |
Regular Classes |
June 13 |
Grade 7-9 Math Exam Part A (No calculator) Regular classes periods 2-3 |
Regular Classes |
June 19 |
Grade 7-9 Social Studies |
Regular Classes |
June 20 |
Grade 7-9 Science *Calculator required (no phones) |
Regular Classes |
June 21 |
National Indigenous Peoples Day- Regular classes all day |
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June 24 |
Grade 7-9 Math Part B *Calculator required (no phones) |
No classes. Study hall open |
June 25 | Grade 7-9 English Language Arts Part B |
No classes. Study hall open |
June 26 |
Grade 7-9 French Language Arts Part B. |
No classes. Study hall open |
June 27 |
Make up exams |
No classes. Study hall closed |
June 28 |
Evaluation day |
No classes. Study hall closed |
Preparing for Exams
- Start getting ready for final exams.
- Organize your locker, your notes, and binders.
- Make sure you have your textbook or use the digital textbook.
- Set up a comfortable and quiet space.
- Start going through your work from the start of the year and working on review packages from your teacher.
- Make notes or flashcards of important concepts and words.
- Eating healthy snacks & sleeping will help your brain.
- Feeling really stressed about exams? Talk to a teacher or Ms. Maddie or Ms. Steffie.