Cambridge Prep Academy
From small acorns grow mighty oaks ~ planting the seeds for tomorrow's leaders
2658 SW Main Blvd Lake City FL 32025
PH. (386)243-8285 FAX (386)243-8271
Eighth - Twelfth Grade
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Pre Algebra
Algebra 1
Transforming quadratic functions, solving quadratic equations by graphing, solving quadratic equations by factoring, solving quadratic equations by using square roots
Algebra 2
Solving rational equations and inequalities, radical expressions and rational exponents, radical functions, solving radical equations and inequalities, multiple representations of functions
Mrs. Natalie
Students are learning: percents and fractions, percents and proportions, percents and decimals, the percent equation, percent of change
Geometry
Conditions for special parallelograms, properties of kites and trapezoids, review, unit exam, multiple representations of functions
Math for College Algebra
Modeling with linear functions, fitting linear models to data, review, exam, quadratic functions
English 1
We still are reading Romeo and Juliet in class. Please have your students study for their spelling test. We are studying the words: omnipotent, peril, playwright, onomatopoeia, partiality, and potpourri. Please make sure they write them 5x's each Monday through Thursday.
English 2
We still are reading "Night" in class. Please have your students study for their spelling test. We are studying the words: practice, anachronistic, belvedere, filibuster, poultice, tripartite, and zoophile. Please make sure they write them 5x's each Monday through Thursday.
Mrs. Bethanne
English 3
We still are reading the novels in class. Please have your students study for their spelling test. The words are: asseverate, irrebuttable, magniloquent, prosecution, and zydeco. Please make sure they write them 5x's each Monday through Thursday.
English 4
We still are reading the novels in class. Please have your students study for their spelling test. We are studying the words: luminaire, embezzlement, ramifications, symmetrical, attache, and hemorrhage. Please make sure they write them 5x's each Monday through Thursday.
Ms. Brandi
Earth & Space Science
Chapter 12: Earthquakes
Anatomy & Physiology
Digestive System pt. 2
Biology
Chapter 5: Cell Growth & Division
8th Grade World History - Jan 26th - Feb 24th The Age of Imperialism Transformations Around the Globe World War I
9th Grade - Foundations in Criminal Justice Jan 26th - Feb 24th Unit 2: Responses to Crime How are criminal laws enforced? How do police respond to crime? Do thos accused of a crime have any constitutional protections durint the process of investigation, and if so, what? Building on their understanding of how crime is defined, students focus on how law enforcement prevents, responds to, and investigates crime. Using criminal drug laws and national drug policy to inform their work, students explore a variety of tools and strategies used by professionals to enforce the law as they investigate a crime and consider ethical issues and guidelines for investigators. Students explore theories of policing and assess how different approaches affect the relationship between law enforcement and communities. They look at how constitutional rules govern the actions of law enforcement, and weigh the need to balance the rights of individuals with the need for community safety. Students critically examine inequities that can occur in law enforcement policy and practice, and make a recommendation for improving the criminal justice system
10th Grade - US History - Jan 26th - Feb 24th Immigration and Urbanization Progressivism U.S. Imperialism
11th/12th - Economics - Jan 30th - Feb 24th Economic Fundementals Economic Concepts and the Circular Flow Model Concept: Applying the Economic Way of Thinking Concept: Microeconomics vs. Macroeconomics Supply and Demand The Price System at Work Importance of International Trade Trade Deficits & Exchange Rates Competition and Market Structures The Role of Governmen
Mr. Ian
STEM
Robotics
Music
Art
Drama
Spanish 1
Spanish 2
We have started the semester with definite and indefinite nouns as well as noun and adjective agreement, conjugation of the verbs: tengo, ver, and ser as well as certain verbs ending in ‘ar’. Students are learning vocabulary pertaining to activities they can do with friends and familiar as well as a range of adjectives which they can use to describe others.
P.E.
Bible
HOSA
Health Foundations
Students are working to create their very own Fairytale Reboot Video Project. In this group project students will be writing, shooting and producing their own videos that feature a modernized version of a traditional fairytale. Responsibilities were assigned by the students in each group. Each student is responsible for their portion of the production process as well as actors in the video. They are using class time to complete this assignment although some time outside class may be needed.
Timeline Due
Research - 1/16
Script/Storyboard 1/23
Begin Production 1/30
Final Project 2/6