I'm sharing some evaluations here so visitors can see why a high school English school blog would attract more than 200k page views. Here are some course evaluations from the previous year. Please feel free to have a look around. Thank you for visiting.
Dr. Preston's Literature & Composition 2012-2013
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Monday, April 18, 2016
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Friday, June 7, 2013
this is it
The bleachers are full of proud parents carrying flowers and stuffed animals. People who don't normally wear socks are wearing ties. The opening strains of "Pomp & Circumstance" have been wafting up from the field and just now Kaitlyn rocked the Star Spangled Banner. This is the last official post to the 2012-2013 course blog.
I am proud to be a member of this community. You have all accomplished a great deal this year, in many different ways, and I hope you're proud too. Thank you for all your contributions to this learning experience. I wish each and every single one of you great success, and I look forward to following your adventures online and in person.
Sapere Aude.
Dr. Preston
the 608 grad lounge is open
We're here from 8-10. And Josh beat me to class for the last time. And, speaking of things Josh beat me at, he is this year's blog posting champion with 662 posts. (I'm going to get to 500 today.) Thanks to everyone for posting blog stats. Ming had the most page views (10,262), Michelle had the most followers (36), and Hayden had the most comments (405). I'll get back to posting after I finish the next board game.
Thursday, June 6, 2013
ain't no sunshine
Check out the vocal stylings-- this guy could sing the phone book and make it sound good. (Thanks, Dylan!)
608 will be open 8-10 graduation morning
For anyone who'd like to get a parking space early, or have a place to hang out with family and friends, or have one last quiet moment before the Big Walk, room 608 will be open from 8-10 tomorrow morning. Your parents, friends, and even that cousin you only see at events like this are all welcome.
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