Honors
Questions?
Where can I ask more questions?
Marinaro
Zdunczyk
If you need to ask any more questions, reach out to your dance concealer! the guidance counselors can help you if you have questions specific to a class or if you want to switch into or out of a class before the year/semester begins!
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Behavior diffrences
Freshman Destiny Cacopardo, who is in honors geometry, says, "In honors classes, behavior is a lot better, people are a lot more like calm and willing to learn." Cacapardo also notices that in honors classes, the class is typically calmer than in level one. The behavior of students also links to the effort and how much they care about the class they are participating in
Student POV
Freshman Destiny Cacopardo shares that she "likes getting a mix of both. I don't think I would like being in all regular or all honors." Cacopardo says this because she enjoys having free time and being able to have fun without school weighing on her as a priority. Students such as Annabelle Jennings and Maggie Warner agree with Cacopardo's standpoint on this, as they want to have time for themselves but also be challenged in school.
Workload
"With often more difficult text, for example, level one freshmen read only a little bit of the Odyssey, and in freshman honors we read either all of the Odyssey or all of the Iliad" English teacher Frydenborg says this because she has experience teaching both classes. Layla Anderson says "I recomend that students don't push themselves to take all honors so that they have time to do things they enjoy outside of school"
Teacher POV
Teachers notice an effort difference between honors and regular classes. Typically, in honors classes, there is noticeably more effort put in. Mr. Bean says "so I think the biggest difference is just not having to ask students multiple times to turn in certain assignments". Honors kids are regularly more interested in their work and more motivated to complete it to the best of their ability. Honors classes do have a bit more rigorous work but students are surrounded by others who actually want to learn. Motivation levels can be a deciding factor if a student will do well in an honors class just because of the increased amount of work.
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Honors
Questions?
Where can I ask more questions?
Marinaro
Zdunczyk
If you need to ask any more questions, reach out to your dance concealer! the guidance counselors can help you if you have questions specific to a class or if you want to switch into or out of a class before the year/semester begins!
2028 P-S 2027 M-S 2026 M-K 2025 L-P
2028 A-G 2027 A-C 2026 A-C 2025 A-C
Grasso
Couch
2028 H-O 2027 D-L 2026 D-L 2025 D-K
2028 T-Z 2027 T-Z 2026 S-Z 2025 Q-Z
Behavior diffrences
Freshman Destiny Cacopardo, who is in honors geometry, says, "In honors classes, behavior is a lot better, people are a lot more like calm and willing to learn." Cacapardo also notices that in honors classes, the class is typically calmer than in level one. The behavior of students also links to the effort and how much they care about the class they are participating in
Student POV
Freshman Destiny Cacopardo shares that she "likes getting a mix of both. I don't think I would like being in all regular or all honors." Cacopardo says this because she enjoys having free time and being able to have fun without school weighing on her as a priority. Students such as Annabelle Jennings and Maggie Warner agree with Cacopardo's standpoint on this, as they want to have time for themselves but also be challenged in school.
Workload
"With often more difficult text, for example, level one freshmen read only a little bit of the Odyssey, and in freshman honors we read either all of the Odyssey or all of the Iliad" English teacher Frydenborg says this because she has experience teaching both classes. Layla Anderson says "I recomend that students don't push themselves to take all honors so that they have time to do things they enjoy outside of school"
Teacher POV
Teachers notice an effort difference between honors and regular classes. Typically, in honors classes, there is noticeably more effort put in. Mr. Bean says "so I think the biggest difference is just not having to ask students multiple times to turn in certain assignments". Honors kids are regularly more interested in their work and more motivated to complete it to the best of their ability. Honors classes do have a bit more rigorous work but students are surrounded by others who actually want to learn. Motivation levels can be a deciding factor if a student will do well in an honors class just because of the increased amount of work.