Math Unit 2 Test and Algebra II Midterm from Ms. Da Rocha

da Rocha, Janet

3:21 PM (1 hour ago)
to me, Shadae, Ciera
Good Afternoon Mr. Fiorletta,

I believe I put Shadae's work in the folder a little too late on Friday.  So I'm emailing the work for this week. 

I'm hoping that Shadae can finish both the Unit 2 Test and the Algebra II Midterm by the end of the week.  I removed the timer of the electronic test, so that she can take as much time as she feels is necessary.  

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Unit 2 Test - Quadratics 
Test Code:  Alg2U2NSR

Algebra II - Midterm
Test Code:  Alg2MidSR

She should show her work on scrap paper, and it can be dropped off in the Main Office.  Also, she will need graph paper.  If you swing by the Newark campus before she takes the test, I have left two packets in the Main Office that include packets of scrap paper and graph paper.  She can also use a graphing calculator if she has one, or use online graphing software if she does not.

Once she has completed the test, I'd appreciate an email, so I can grade them and update her marking period grade, if possible.  I will be designing an online program for her to continue fer Algebra II work, with minimal printouts necessary.

Let me know if you or Shadae have any questions.

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