Rest of year schedules vary for students

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Riya Chandra

The graduating Class of 2014 will have its senior trip from May 18 to 21, the brick ceremony, alumni lunch introduction, baccalaureate assembly, and lifer dinner all on May 22, senior showcase on May 23, and the graduation ceremony itself on May 24.

Seniors and rising Upper School students have significantly altered schedules in preparation for the end of the year.

Notable upcoming events for the graduating Class of 2014 include its senior trip from May 18 to 21, the brick ceremony, alumni lunch introduction, baccalaureate assembly, and lifer dinner all on May 22, senior showcase on May 23, and the graduation ceremony itself on May 24.

Finals will be held for all other students from June 3 to June 5. On June 3, tests being taken include World History and U.S. History. In the afternoon will be Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Precalculus, and Calculus.

English II and III will be held on the following day in the morning, with English I, Programming, Advanced Programming, and Economics held on that afternoon.

On June 5, finals for Mandarin levels I through III, French levels I through IV, Japanese levels I through IV, Latin levels I through IV, and Spanish levels I through IV will take place.

AP courses and some Post-AP classes do not have finals.

This piece was originally published in the pages of the Winged Post on May 16, 2014.