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WEDNESDAY UPDATE: MAY 8

We’re a week closer to June 17 than we were last Wednesday.

How are my grades in class looking?

Class

Graduation requirement

Grade in class

Got all A’s in first 3 marking periods?
Math N A Y
Health Y A Y
Spanish N A Y
English Y B+ N
Biology Y A Y
History Y B+ N
Physics Y B Y
Python Prog N A Y

Excerpt from last Wednesday’s journal post:

If all circumstances play in my favor, then my next lift filming days will be May 25 and 26 (but not May 27). This will happen if I either get no homework for the weekend or I finish all my potential weekend homework on May 24, in addition to studying for any pre-planned tests for the week after and finishing all weekend project tasks on May 24. It will be a NO-STUDYING weekend for final exams. In order for it to happen, ALL of the following circumstances must apply:

Circumstance A: I must have FEWER THAN 2 pre-planned tests that are NO MORE than 50 POINTS EACH with a difficulty of no higher than 3 taking place the next week, in addition to having at most ONE project worth at most 100 points and with a difficulty of at most 3.

Circumstance B: I must have a 93.20 OR HIGHER (or an A in general) for at least four classes that I have CONSISTENTLY been scoring “A” marks on the report cards for the previous 3 marking periods in a row.

Circumstance C: I must currently be exempt from at least four final exams by that point as of that date, with at least TWO of those classes being graduation requirements.

Circumstance D: My worst grade as of that date for a graduation requirement must be a “B”.

Which circumstances have I achieved between last Wednesday and this Wednesday?

Between last week and now, I have achieved circumstances B, C and D. Circumstance A will be unknown until the weekend of May 24.

Am I in ship-shape to go lift filming?

As of now, I am in ship-shape, but I may not be by the time May 24 looms around.

The weekend of June 1

So far, it doesn’t look like I will be filming any lifts throughout that weekend.

And as for the likelihood of graduating, there is only a 50% chance of it happening and that’s only assuming the best case scenario. So as of right now, the final marking period report card will tell me if I have graduated from high school or not. I am hoping to receive a verdict on that between June 13 at 3:30 PM and June 17 at 6:45 AM. Y FRIRD? I have no idea.

Other plans

A countdown timer will be up on either one of the websites as well.



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