Greetings Juniors!

Hey doesn’t that sound fantastic! I’m so proud of all of you. Again, you continue to demonstrate a commitment to excellence in your academics and everyday endeavors. We had a great year together and we finished strong! Ujima!

As we move into our summer, I’m asking that each of you accept the Sac Library‘s Summer Reading Challenge, where you can win an iPad and other cool gifts! It’s important that we find books we enjoy and share those with our friends and family. Summer reading, as you well know, is an important activity for the inquisitive, college-going students you all are.

1. Make sure you have a library card

2. Sign up for the summer reading program

3. Find your books and start reading!

Each month, I will post on our class website and ask you to give a brief synopsis of one or more of the books you have read. Also, you can brag and share your overall summer reading score. This will allow us to share book titles and provide reviews.

So far, Mr. Coey has read The Orphan Master’s Son by Adam Johnson and Outcast by Aaron Allston. 200 pts to Mr. Coey!

Kind Regards,

Mr. Coey

p.s. our first class post will be at the end of this month, so you have a couple of weeks to read your first book!

Dear sophomores,

CAHSEE is next week, and we can prepare for this exam by reviewing a sample test and looking at practice questions. Look through this sample test, which begins on page 22 of this CAHSEE Study Guide. Answers to the practice test can be found on page 129. If there are any concepts or ideas you are unclear about, I want you to ask me for further assistance.

Also, review the CAHSEE Released Exam Questions for additional practice.

I believe that we are well-prepared for this exam, and I expect each one of you to pass quite easily.

Thank you for all of your hard-work and commendable effort.

Kind Regards,

Mr. Coey

Hey my people,

Thank you for being open to the experience of a CAHSEE practice. If you would like to review past exams and released questions, I have several links under the category “CAHSEE” on this page.

Just scroll down and find the links!

Kind Regards,

Mr. Coey

p.s. Try the vocabulary game, Free Rice. It is so addictive and you donate rice to help feed children!

Hey sophomores!

Next Tuesday is your first chance to pass the CAHSEE.  If you feel like you need more practice or you would like to see additional sample tests, visit the official State of California CAHSEE site.  Try looking at the “teacher’s guides”; they have all of the answers.

Best to you,

Mr. Coey