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Clemente Family Update 2/18/2025
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Parents learn strategies Coaches use to help YOUR child!! Learn how to COACH this Tuesday!
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This week in Mr. Hernandez’s Math I Class, students continued to learn about the various forms of equations that help us graph lines. We introduced two new forms: Point Slope and Standard Form and we worked throughout the week on some worksheets that helped us understand the two and how they relate. To ensure we all understood the similarities and differences, we split our class into two groups and were given a task to graph out a line based on an equation given. Students would then swap locations to analyze the other group's work to try to understand what they did. After groups noticed that both graphs actually looked the same, we then had each group present their process in creating these lines and how the connection between all forms of equations is present.
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Since it is Valentine’s Day later in the week, we plan on working on our graphing skills to create a Valentine’s Day message and image. As we finish up our topic on the 3 forms of equations, we will then look towards solving a system of equations now that we are familiar with how equations can look like.
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Families, time to see what the sophomores have been working on for their Personal Projects! Please join us on Friday, February 21st at 2:35 for the 2025 Personal Project Fair. Sophomores will present their final products that they have been working on since October.
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Familias, ¡es hora de ver en qué han estado trabajando los estudiantes de segundo año para sus Proyectos Personales! Únase a nosotros el viernes 21 de febrero a las 2:35 p. m. para la Feria de Proyectos Personales 2025. Los estudiantes de segundo año presentarán los productos finales en los que han estado trabajando desde octubre.
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Senior DP Lang & Lit students are exploring literary criticism such as feminist, New Historical, and psychoanalytical lenses as we read The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood. Students are taking ownership over different lenses as they lead discussions about the dystopian novel. In addition, we are reading Op-Eds from The New York Times and analyzing the authors’ arguments about current events.
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🚨 Scholarship Opportunity – Win $2,500! 🚨
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Cirkled In is offering a $2,500 “No Sweat” Scholarship with no GPA or income requirements and no long essays! Open to all students—use the award for any educational need.
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✅ Apply by March 31st, 2025
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🚨 ¡Oportunidad de beca – Gana $2,500! 🚨
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Cirkled In ofrece una beca “No Sweat” de $2,500, sin requisitos de GPA o ingresos y sin ensayos largos. ¡Está abierta a todos los estudiantes y puedes usar el premio para cualquier necesidad educativa!
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✅ Aplica antes del 31 de marzo de 2025
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Harold Washington College is hosting a FREE -CITY KEY EVENT on Feb 25th from 9am-2pmREGISTER HERE: City Key Sign-up FormThis ID is perfect for students who do not have or are not eligible for State IDs. Students will receive City Key ID on the spot.
What can I expect to do at this event?
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Students will have the opportunity to (1) Apply for and receive a printed CityKey ID (2) Learn about academic, career, certificate, and trade programs at Harold Washington College and the City Colleges of Chicago (CCC) and (3) Receive support with completing the CCC Application.
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