School is starting on the 7th for me. At my school, there are 8 periods a day. 5 academic (english, math, history, science, language), an arts class, like music or theatre or whatever, lunch, and a study hall. The catch is, every day we have what's called an "X" period. It was made to help out the science teachers so we could do labs. every day we have an X period, which is a planned out period. Our school uses a 10 day schedule, as it's called. Monday is 1, tuesday is 2, and so on until 10, meaning the next monday is 6 and the next tuesday is 7. The X period is a free period to study or hang out of meet with a club, and the class for that period that day is cancelled. The catch is, is you have science the period before the X period, you stay late for a science lab which would be once every 2 weeks because of the 10 day schedule. On odd numbered days the X is an odd period, and the same for even periods. It's really cool, I was wondering if anyone else used this???
mtryanks12 wrote:School is starting on the 7th for me. At my school, there are 8 periods a day. 5 academic (english, math, history, science, language), an arts class, like music or theatre or whatever, lunch, and a study hall. The catch is, every day we have what's called an "X" period. It was made to help out the science teachers so we could do labs. every day we have an X period, which is a planned out period. Our school uses a 10 day schedule, as it's called. Monday is 1, tuesday is 2, and so on until 10, meaning the next monday is 6 and the next tuesday is 7. The X period is a free period to study or hang out of meet with a club, and the class for that period that day is cancelled. The catch is, is you have science the period before the X period, you stay late for a science lab which would be once every 2 weeks because of the 10 day schedule. On odd numbered days the X is an odd period, and the same for even periods. It's really cool, I was wondering if anyone else used this???
mtryanks12 wrote:School is starting on the 7th for me. At my school, there are 8 periods a day. 5 academic (english, math, history, science, language), an arts class, like music or theatre or whatever, lunch, and a study hall. The catch is, every day we have what's called an "X" period. It was made to help out the science teachers so we could do labs. every day we have an X period, which is a planned out period. Our school uses a 10 day schedule, as it's called. Monday is 1, tuesday is 2, and so on until 10, meaning the next monday is 6 and the next tuesday is 7. The X period is a free period to study or hang out of meet with a club, and the class for that period that day is cancelled. The catch is, is you have science the period before the X period, you stay late for a science lab which would be once every 2 weeks because of the 10 day schedule. On odd numbered days the X is an odd period, and the same for even periods. It's really cool, I was wondering if anyone else used this???
mtryanks12 wrote:School is starting on the 7th for me. At my school, there are 8 periods a day. 5 academic (english, math, history, science, language), an arts class, like music or theatre or whatever, lunch, and a study hall. The catch is, every day we have what's called an "X" period. It was made to help out the science teachers so we could do labs. every day we have an X period, which is a planned out period. Our school uses a 10 day schedule, as it's called. Monday is 1, tuesday is 2, and so on until 10, meaning the next monday is 6 and the next tuesday is 7. The X period is a free period to study or hang out of meet with a club, and the class for that period that day is cancelled. The catch is, is you have science the period before the X period, you stay late for a science lab which would be once every 2 weeks because of the 10 day schedule. On odd numbered days the X is an odd period, and the same for even periods. It's really cool, I was wondering if anyone else used this???
I'm not Catholic.
I'm catholic, but what would that have to do with this?? I don't go to a catholic school although I go to a private high school. And I thought you went to a christian or catholic school or whatever before??
mtryanks12 wrote:School is starting on the 7th for me. At my school, there are 8 periods a day. 5 academic (english, math, history, science, language), an arts class, like music or theatre or whatever, lunch, and a study hall. The catch is, every day we have what's called an "X" period. It was made to help out the science teachers so we could do labs. every day we have an X period, which is a planned out period. Our school uses a 10 day schedule, as it's called. Monday is 1, tuesday is 2, and so on until 10, meaning the next monday is 6 and the next tuesday is 7. The X period is a free period to study or hang out of meet with a club, and the class for that period that day is cancelled. The catch is, is you have science the period before the X period, you stay late for a science lab which would be once every 2 weeks because of the 10 day schedule. On odd numbered days the X is an odd period, and the same for even periods. It's really cool, I was wondering if anyone else used this???
I'm not Catholic.
I'm catholic, but what would that have to do with this?? I don't go to a catholic school although I go to a private high school. And I thought you went to a christian or catholic school or whatever before??
Christian and Catholic are the same things.. Please use Protestant next time.
mtryanks12 wrote:School is starting on the 7th for me. At my school, there are 8 periods a day. 5 academic (english, math, history, science, language), an arts class, like music or theatre or whatever, lunch, and a study hall. The catch is, every day we have what's called an "X" period. It was made to help out the science teachers so we could do labs. every day we have an X period, which is a planned out period. Our school uses a 10 day schedule, as it's called. Monday is 1, tuesday is 2, and so on until 10, meaning the next monday is 6 and the next tuesday is 7. The X period is a free period to study or hang out of meet with a club, and the class for that period that day is cancelled. The catch is, is you have science the period before the X period, you stay late for a science lab which would be once every 2 weeks because of the 10 day schedule. On odd numbered days the X is an odd period, and the same for even periods. It's really cool, I was wondering if anyone else used this???
I'm not Catholic.
I'm catholic, but what would that have to do with this?? I don't go to a catholic school although I go to a private high school. And I thought you went to a christian or catholic school or whatever before??
Christian and Catholic are the same things.. Please use Protestant next time.
Actually I think you're wrong...O am pretty sure they are different.
mtryanks12 wrote:School is starting on the 7th for me. At my school, there are 8 periods a day. 5 academic (english, math, history, science, language), an arts class, like music or theatre or whatever, lunch, and a study hall. The catch is, every day we have what's called an "X" period. It was made to help out the science teachers so we could do labs. every day we have an X period, which is a planned out period. Our school uses a 10 day schedule, as it's called. Monday is 1, tuesday is 2, and so on until 10, meaning the next monday is 6 and the next tuesday is 7. The X period is a free period to study or hang out of meet with a club, and the class for that period that day is cancelled. The catch is, is you have science the period before the X period, you stay late for a science lab which would be once every 2 weeks because of the 10 day schedule. On odd numbered days the X is an odd period, and the same for even periods. It's really cool, I was wondering if anyone else used this???
I'm not Catholic.
I'm catholic, but what would that have to do with this?? I don't go to a catholic school although I go to a private high school. And I thought you went to a christian or catholic school or whatever before??
Christian and Catholic are the same things.. Please use Protestant next time.
Let me set this straight. Christian is a broad term. Religions that use the bible are christian. Within the christian faith are religions, including catholic, baptist, protestant, etc. they are all different in minor ways. Catholic is the most strict, and they all ahve their differences. I am catholic, not protestant.
mtryanks12 wrote:School is starting on the 7th for me. At my school, there are 8 periods a day. 5 academic (english, math, history, science, language), an arts class, like music or theatre or whatever, lunch, and a study hall. The catch is, every day we have what's called an "X" period. It was made to help out the science teachers so we could do labs. every day we have an X period, which is a planned out period. Our school uses a 10 day schedule, as it's called. Monday is 1, tuesday is 2, and so on until 10, meaning the next monday is 6 and the next tuesday is 7. The X period is a free period to study or hang out of meet with a club, and the class for that period that day is cancelled. The catch is, is you have science the period before the X period, you stay late for a science lab which would be once every 2 weeks because of the 10 day schedule. On odd numbered days the X is an odd period, and the same for even periods. It's really cool, I was wondering if anyone else used this???
I'm not Catholic.
I'm catholic, but what would that have to do with this?? I don't go to a catholic school although I go to a private high school. And I thought you went to a christian or catholic school or whatever before??
Christian and Catholic are the same things.. Please use Protestant next time.
Let me set this straight. Christian is a broad term. Religions that use the bible are christian. Within the christian faith are religions, including catholic, baptist, protestant, etc. they are all different in minor ways. Catholic is the most strict, and they all ahve their differences. I am catholic, not protestant.
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