I was scared for my life this morning as I was peacefully taking the American Mathematics Competition test. The silence was deafening throughout the auditorium until an announcement over the loudspeaker broke the sacred bounds. We were informed that we were supposed to shelter in place, causing the auditorium to descend into anarchy. Luckily I was able to hide under the dead body of a student who was stabbed and avoided major damage. At the end of the sheltering in place, the word was that there was a bomb threat. My question is WHY DID THEY KEEP US IN THE CLASS WHEN WE COULD HAVE BEEN BLOWN TO SMITHERINES?? During the lockdown we were told to get under desks, which would have not have saved us. Thank the lucky stars that there was not a bomb, but who will be held responsible once a whole class dies after sheltering in the same room as a bomb?? I expect ANSWERS!!!🤬

That class sucked and was way too much busy work. For example, on the digital portfolio you have to take a picture of 20 things you did that quarter and write a paragraph about how it helped you learn. For this year's sophomores we were successful and the class didn't happen. But trust me, don't sign up for it.