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  Jan. 15 Jan. 22 Jan. 29 Feb. 5 Feb. 12 Feb. 19 Feb. 26 March 5 March 12  
  April 2 April 9 April 16 April 23 April 30 May 7 May 14 May 21  


Week of January 15

    Jan. 15: Holiday.
    Jan. 16: Introduction to Semester II.   (Joint Meeting)    (Day 1)
    Jan. 17: Discuss literary naturalism; Crane's "The Open Boat."    (Day 2)
    Jan. 18: Crane's "The Blue Hotel."    (Day 3)
    Jan. 19: Crane's "The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky."    (Day 4)

Week of January 22

    Jan. 22 Begin poetry of Robert Frost.    (Day 5)
Research problem proposal with list of potential sources due.
    Jan. 23: SAT Prep: the essay.    (Day 6)
    Jan. 24: Frost continues; review vocab.    (Day 7)
    Jan. 25: Vocab. quiz (lists 21-30).    (Day 8)
    Jan. 26: Trip to White House Decision Center.    (Day 9)

Week of January 29

    Jan. 29: Finish Frost; begin Emily Dickinson poetry.    (Day 10)
    Jan. 30: Dickinson poetry continues.    (Day 1)
    Jan. 31: Dickinson poetry continues.    (Day 2)
    Feb. 1: In-class essay on Plain Folk.   (60/40)   See Dickinson video.    (Day 3)
    Feb. 2: Finish Dickinson video.    (Day 4)

Week of February 5

    Feb. 5: Discuss poetry of Wallace Stevens.    (Day 5)
    Feb. 6: Review for test.    (Day 6)
    Feb. 7: Test on Crane, Frost, Stevens and Dickinson; then history.   (60/40)    (Day 7)
    Feb. 8: ACT prep.    (Day 8)
    Feb. 9: (60/40)   History test; English light.    (Day 9)

Week of February 12

    Feb. 12: Thesis, outline and list of works consulted due.   Research paper interviews begin.
Begin reading Trumbo's Johnny Got his Gun.    (Day 10)
    Feb. 13: Research paper interviews.   Work on research paper.    (Day 1)
    Feb. 14: Research paper interviews.   Work on research paper.    (Day 2)
    Feb. 15: Research paper interviews.   Work on research paper.    (Day 3)
    Feb. 16: No class.   In-service day.

Week of February 19

    Feb. 19: No school.   Presidents Day.
    Feb. 20: First Draft of research paper due; resume discussion of Trumbo.    (Day 4)
    Feb. 21: Double History.    (Day 5)
    Feb. 22: Johnny Got his Gun, pp 123-165.    (Day 6)
    Feb. 23: Double English.   Johnny Got his Gun, pp 165-208 (end).    (Day 7)

Week of February 26


  Feb. 26: 50/50: Quote quiz on Trumbo's Johnny Got his Gun; then history.    (Day 8)
    Feb. 27: 60/40:   In-class essay in history; begin film: Midnight Clear.    (Day 9)
    Feb. 28: Film continues.    (Day 10)
    March 1: Begin Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby, pp 5-64.    (Day 1)
    March 2: The Great Gatsby, pp 65-84.    (Day 2)

Week of March 5


    March 5: The Great Gatsby, pp 86-118.    (Day 3)
    March 6: The Great Gatsby, pp 119-153.    (Day 4)
    March 7: The Great Gatsby, pp 154-170.    (Day 5)
    March 8: The Great Gatsby, pp 171-193 (end).    (Day 6)
    March 9: Final draft of term paper due.   Conclude Gatsby discussion.    (Day 7)

Week of March 12


    March 12: 60/40:   In-class essay on Gatsby; then history.    (Day 8)
    March 13: 60/40:   In-class essay in history; see film Quiz Show; assign journal.    (Day 9)
    March 14: Film Quiz Show continues.    (Day 10)
    March 15: Film Quiz Show continues.    (Day 1)
    March 16: Conclude film Quiz Show.    (Day 2)