Most of my students in Genetics were out of class today ... several more out tomorrow for the PSAT ... good luck to all those students ... it has been a long time since we had a National Merit Scholar ... one of the most elite and prestigious award you can earn as a high school student.
http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/psat/about.html
We will get back to genetics on Thursday.
Tomorrow in Selected Topics is our mousetrap catapult for accuracy competition. We will also be working on calculations for average speed, velocity and acceleration.
Computer programming is finishing their graphic problems which we will begin to check tomorrow.
After school, I checked a couple of beehives and walked on some grass seed.
Some bad news today was that Coach Jim Perrin, long-time teacher, coach and AD at Christian County passed away after a long battle with cancer. He was truly one the greatest coaches and best men I met while coaching in Kentucky. The summer we spent in travel ball with our daughters playing for the Kentucky Monarchs was a wonderful summer and I am grateful for that time and conversations I had with Jim. He is one reason we were able to put together a program that could win a state championship. He will be missed by many!
http://www.hughartbeard.com/obits/
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