Robotics:
Your weekly Journal about what you've been doing in Robotics is due on Monday. Remember that you can incorporate pictures if you wish. (Note: If you want to submit your Journal electronically, invite alauer@jri.org to be a contributor on your GoogleDoc.)

Algebra 2:
Due on Monday is the packet on Trigonometry of Wacky Angles.

Pre-Calculus:
If you didn't already turn it in, please complete the packet on Sequences and Sigma Notation.

Robotics:
Your weekly Journal about what you've been doing in Robotics is due on Monday. Remember that you can incorporate pictures if you wish. (Note: If you want to submit your Journal electronically, invite alauer@jri.org to be a contributor on your GoogleDoc.)

Algebra 2:
Today we started talking about wacky angles. You have no new homework, but you'll have an assignment in class tomorrow.

Pre-Calculus:
Due tomorrow is the packet on Sequences and Sigma Notation.

Robotics:
Your weekly Journal about what you've been doing in Robotics is due on Monday. Remember that you can incorporate pictures if you wish. (Note: If you want to submit your Journal electronically, invite alauer@jri.org to be a contributor on your GoogleDoc.)

Algebra 2:
Today we talked about inverse trig functions. You should be doing the two pizzazz worksheets (page 16.6 and page 16.7) for homework.

Pre-Calculus:
Due Friday is the packet on Sequences and Sigma Notation.

Robotics:
Your weekly Journal about what you've been doing in Robotics is due on Monday. Remember that you can incorporate pictures if you wish. (Note: If you want to submit your Journal electronically, invite alauer@jri.org to be a contributor on your GoogleDoc.)

Algebra 2:
Today we started talking about right triangle trigonometry. Please complete the pizzazz worksheets for homework.

Pre-Calculus:
Today we started talking about sequences and series. You have no new homework, but expect a packet tomorrow.

Robotics:
Your weekly Journal about what you've been doing in Robotics is due on Monday. Remember that you can incorporate pictures if you wish. (Note: If you want to submit your Journal electronically, invite alauer@jri.org to be a contributor on your GoogleDoc.)

Algebra 2:
Reminder, you have a Celebration of Knowledge tomorrow! No other homework, but please study.

Pre-Calculus:
No new homework. If you didn't take today's quiz, then it is your responsibility to arrange a time to make it up. You have a Journal on Piazza due on Tuesday May 27th. Otherwise, no new homework.

Robotics:
Your weekly Journal about what you've been doing in Robotics is due on Monday. Remember that you can incorporate pictures if you wish. (Note: If you want to submit your Journal electronically, invite alauer@jri.org to be a contributor on your GoogleDoc.)

Algebra 2:
Tomorrow and Wednesday we'll be reviewing for a Chapter 8 Test on Thursday. Please make sure you're getting everything that you owe turned in to me ASAP.

Pre-Calculus:
We have a Chapter 3 test on Wednesday. Please work on the review sheet. Also, there is a Journal due on Tuesday, May 27th.

Robotics:
Your weekly Journal about what you've been doing in Robotics is due on Monday. Remember that you can incorporate pictures if you wish. (Note: If you want to submit your Journal electronically, invite alauer@jri.org to be a contributor on your GoogleDoc.)

Algebra 2:
Today we started talking about Log Laws. I gave you a worksheet that we'll finish in class tomorrow. Also due tomorrow are:

• Logarithms and Inverses (Part 1) -- no extensions will be granted!
• Logarithms and Inverses (Part 2)
• Journal, if you did not take MCAS

Remember that we're shooting to finish Chapter 8 before Memorial Day, so there will be a Fete of Knowledge sometime next week.

Pre-Calculus:

The Mathematics of Finance packet is due on Monday. Your Journal questions were posted to Piazza.

Robotics:
Your weekly Journal about what you've been doing in Robotics is due on Monday. Remember that you can incorporate pictures if you wish. (Note: If you want to submit your Journal electronically, invite alauer@jri.org to be a contributor on your GoogleDoc.)

Algebra 2:
Reminder -- if you did not take MCAS this week, you have a Journal due on Friday. Everyone needs to finish Logarithms and Inverses (Part 2), and turn it in by Thursday (Friday if you're an MCAS taker).

Pre-Calculus:
Things you should be doing:

• Logarithms: A Review
• Mathematics of Finance packet
• Journal problems due Tuesday, May 27th have been posted to Piazza.
• We'll be having our Chapter 3 Unit Test Celebration of Knowledge some time next week.

Robotics:
Your weekly Journal about what you've been doing in Robotics is due on Monday. Remember that you can incorporate pictures if you wish. (Note: If you want to submit your Journal electronically, invite alauer@jri.org to be a contributor on your GoogleDoc.)

Algebra 2:
Today we talked more about Logarithms and Inverses. There is a packet due on Thursday (Friday for MCAS takers). Non-MCAS-takers will have a Journal on Tuesday and Wednesday this week, while I am out proctoring MCAS.

Pre-Calculus:
No new homework.

Robotics:
Your weekly Journal about what you've been doing in Robotics is due on Monday. Remember that you can incorporate pictures if you wish. (Note: If you want to submit your Journal electronically, invite alauer@jri.org to be a contributor on your GoogleDoc.)

Algebra 2:
Reminder, Journal 2 is due tomorrow. I will only accept late Journal if you have made arrangements for an extension, so it is your responsibility to get it to me! Also, Logarithms and Inverses (Part 1) is due on Monday (notes are here).

Pre-Calculus
Please answer the following questions:

• Which is a better investment: 8.7% interest, compounded continuously, or 8.75% interest, compounded quarterly?
• You open an IRA, and begin making deposits of $200 per month into a fund that returns, on average, 10% interest compounded monthly. If you begin this practice at age 25 and continue until retirement at age 70, how much money will be in the account?
• In order to retire early and go live on a Fijian island, you calculate that you'll need to save $6,000,000. Assume that you start saving at age 20, and put away the same amount each year. Also assume that you earn 8% interest annually. How much do you need to save each year to retire at age 50? 

Robotics:
Your weekly Journal about what you've been doing in Robotics is due on Monday. Remember that you can incorporate pictures if you wish. (Note: If you want to submit your Journal electronically, invite alauer@jri.org to be a contributor on your GoogleDoc.)

Algebra 2:
We took a quiz today, so if you missed it you need to schedule a time to retake it. Due on Thursday is the worksheet on Logarithms. Due on Friday is Journal 2.

Pre-Calculus:
We have a quiz on exponentials and logarithms on Thursday. The notes are available here.

Robotics:
Your weekly Journal about what you've been doing in Robotics is due on Monday. Remember that you can incorporate pictures if you wish. (Note: If you want to submit your Journal electronically, invite alauer@jri.org to be a contributor on your GoogleDoc.)

Algebra 2:
There is a quiz tomorrow on exponential growth and decay word problems, and graphing exponential functions. Also, we started talking about logarithms today, and you have a worksheet that is due on Thursday. Reminder, Journal 2 is due on Friday.

Pre-Calculus:
No new homework due to low attendance today. We'll have a quiz this week, so get caught up!

Robotics:
Your weekly Journal about what you've been doing in Robotics is due on Monday. Remember that you can incorporate pictures if you wish. (Note: If you want to submit your Journal electronically, invite alauer@jri.org to be a contributor on your GoogleDoc.)

Algebra 2:
You have a Journal due on Friday, May 9th. This is the same day as Prom, so you should plan ahead as to when you're going to get started.

Pre-Calculus:
Today was a "work day", so no new homework. I expect all missing stuff in by Monday!