May 22, 2017 - May 26, 2017 AP English Literature

Monday, May 22nd:
Friendly reminder:
Your research paper, work cited page, and your twenty note cards are due today!
Please note that the time for the presentation has been cut down from ten minutes to seven minutes.

 
Order of Senior Project Presentations
Wednesday, May 24th
Friday, May 26th
10:40 – 10:47        Kaitlyn Sanchez
     Courtney Kilpatrick
10:52 – 10:59        Aisha Salazar
                        Emie Tremblay
11:04 – 11:11        Adamaris Gonzales
                        Karla Alegria
11:16 – 11:23        Briana Gonzalez
                        Giovanny Bailleres
11:28 – 11:35        Jayla Adams
                        Jorge Carmona
11:40 – 11:47        Carlos Lopez
                        Nuria Cedillos
11:52 – 11:59        Anthony Cruz
                        Jonathan Chan
12:04 – 12:11        Christopher Flores
                        Surmier Cunningham
12:16 – 12:23         Kelly Perla                                                   Lela Curry


Dates and Times:
Tuesday, May 29th
Wednesday, May 30th
Thursday, June 1st
Friday, June 2nd
9:15 – 9:22
Dylan Lintz
Lirio Hernandez
Itzeel Padilla
Elgin Tacata
9:27 – 9:34
Abner Lopez
Alexandria Hughes
Joanna Palacios
Jamille Taccad
9:39 – 9:46
Salma Delgado
Laszlo Kalo
Lester Ramirez
Christian Vasquez
9:51 – 9:58
Samantha Dominguez
Pablo Keme
Jessica Reynoso
Benny Vasquez-  Palencia
10:03 – 10:07
Luis Nazarian
Andres Lemus
Julia Rios
Enrique Zambrana
Nutrition 10:20 – 10:27
Brice Grissom

Valerie Rodriguez
Karina Salas
Lunch
12:40 – 12:47
Abigail Hernandez










Wednesday, May 24th: 
 

Senior Presentations today: 
 Kaitlyn Sanchez – Paganism
Adamaris Gonzalez – Alternative Medicine
Briana Gonzalez – Cyberbullying
Luis Nazarian – Who is Happier? Comparing the U.S. to Third World Countries
Anthony Cruz – Are All Mexicans Rapists, Criminals, and Drug Dealers?
Kelly Perla – Social Essence of Hip-Hop
Emie Tremblay - Stem Cell Therapy in the Treatment of Cystic Fibrosis

Friday, May 26th:  

Senior Presentations today:  
Abner Lopez - Violence in the Northern Triangle
Courtney Kilpatrick - Social Media's Effect on Adolescent Girls
Aisha Salazar - Human Trafficking
Karla Alegria - Autism in Children
Giovanny Bailleres
Jorge Carmona - Stress and Anxiety in High School Students
Nuria Cedillos - Serial Killers
Jonathan Chan - Music's Effects on Children
Lela Curry - Healthy Life Style
Surmier Cunningham - Should College Football Players be Paid?

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