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Checking In

Good morning everyone,

It's been great connecting with many of you over email this week. Students, if you haven't already, please check your CBE email and reply to the email I sent you just checking in.

We are in the process of setting up Google Classrooms. All room 5 and 6 students should have received a Google Class invitation through their CBE email. Please accept that invitation so that we can move towards using Google Classroom as a communication tool.

Once again, please email me with any questions or concerns you might have.

Happy Thursday!

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