It is that time of year again, where students are studying really hard to get the best grade they possibly can on their finals. For Principal Rob McKim finals week is very important. 

“It’s a long process to make the finals schedule,” McKim said. “I do think to have discussions with students and teachers about finals week, what would be the best amount of time and what hours would work the best.”

It also does take a lot of planning.

“You have to figure out how many finals you want to have a day,” McKim said. “Also, how long you want the finals to be, then you just gotta play with it and make it work.”

McKim also has tips for all students about finals week. 

“Start preparing now, understand what your final is gonna be about, and don’t be afraid to ask questions,” McKim said.

Wednesday, Dec. 17

1st hour 8:00-9:30 (90) Final

2nd hour 9:34-10:21 (47)

4th hour 10:25-11:21 (47)

5th hour 11:16-12:42 (56)

1st lunch 11:16-11:42

2nd lunch 11:46-12:12

3rd lunch 12:16- 12:42

6th hour 12:46-1:39 (53)

7th hour 1:43-3:13 (90) Final

Thursday, Dec. 18

2nd hour 8:00-9:30 (90) Final

3rd hour 9:34-10:31 (57)

4th hour 10:35-12:05 (90) Final

5th hour 12:09-1:35 (56)

1st lunch 12:09-12:35

2nd lunch 12:39-1:05

3rd lunch 1:09-1:35

6th hour 1:39-3:31 (94) Final

Friday, Dec. 19

3rd hour 8:00-9:30 (90) Final

Seminar 9:35-10:35 (60)

5th hour 10:40-12:10 (90) Final

Lunch will be from 12:15-12:45 and then teachers will

be expected to be in their rooms with the opportunity to

work with students until 3:15.