<p>^Nope, none where I live; the grass is actually still green here.</p>
<p>I live in Maryland. Usually it’s not so much the snow as it is the ice that makes us not have school. I think some schools lost power too.</p>
<p>Yeah we don’t get that much snow here in Virginia, so when we do (no matter how little), school always gets closed.</p>
<p>We have a little but of snow in western pa, but you can still see the grass. It was
Pretty snowy on Sunday.</p>
<p>OMG! Snowed AGAIN!!! Another Snow Day!!!</p>
<p>Yay, it started snowing in NY! We got let out of school early. (:</p>
<p>Snow in SoCal ain’t gonna happen.</p>
<p>Snow in NJ, a few inches high, no school!
Attempting to finish the history paper…</p>
<p>This site depresses me since you all have really high As. I guess ill put up mine (finals are next week) I’m a sophomore </p>
<p>Spanish 2: 95% A
Intro to Business: 98% A
Algebra 2: 89% B+
Honors World Lit: 95% A
Chemistry: 94% A
AP Human Geography: 92% A
Anatomy and Physiology: 95% A</p>
<p>High As are overrated, an A is an A</p>
<p>So I just registered for the June SAT II’s. Since I’m taking AP Bio in May, I’ll be retaking SAT II Bio as well as SAT II Chem and SAT II Math 2. Anyone take SAT II Chem and get an 800? If so, how did you do it?</p>
<p>EDIT: Please offer some actual advice.</p>
<p>Take AP chem and hope for a good teacher</p>
<p>PSAT scores came in. Did as expected on math, but not exactly in reading.
M: 80
W: 67
CR: 54 :/</p>
<p>Idominate, good job on that math score! I was sick these past two days, so I wasn’t able to attend school; I’m going to call tomorrow and get my scores.</p>
<p>Pi - Don’t stress too much, I have more classes under a 95 this quarter than I would like. /: But I feel like in the long run, it’s much more beneficial to attend a school with a harder workload.</p>
<p>TeamRocket - I’m most likely going to take the chem SAT II in June, too; did you self-study or are you taking AP Chem/honors chem/some chem class in school?</p>
<p>Idominate - Congrats on math! I don’t think I did too well on CR either. The questions are always so subjective in my opinion and I’m not a humanities person at all. And the reading passages for form W were pretty controversial, haha. (: Oh well.</p>
<p>I get my PSAT scores back on the 16th and I’m so nervous. D: Definitely didn’t feel as confident as I had hoped…</p>
<p>I’m self studying. I haven’t had a chem course through school, but I doubt it’d do much good. Teachers at my school are really bad and, as a result, I’ve grown to have a healthy distrust of public school teachers.</p>
<p>I don’t even know when we get our PSAT scores back. They don’t tell us these things. 
All Sophomores are going to meet with their counselors this winter, so I hope they don’t wait until the meeting.</p>
<p>You guys my think my current Honors Physics class (combined with some review) would be good enough for the subject exam?</p>
<p>Depends on how rigorous the class is.</p>
<p>CR: 71
M: 67
W: 74
Overall: 212</p>
<p>I knew my math was going to be horrible. If only I brought my calculator :/</p>
<p>Also, I wrote this after taking the PSAT.</p>
<p>"Mr. Hosokawa looked longingly through the slits of the window at Gen’s bare body, his face flushed. He wanted very much to please Gen, but he did not know how; after all, Gen was music incarnate. How does one tame a beautiful thing such as music? The anticipation, the tension that permeated the private world which Gen and Mr. Hosokawa inhabited but of which Gen did not yet realize he was a part, was palpable.</p>
<p>“Gen,” whispered Mr. Hosokawa sultrily. When Gen did not answer, Mr. Hosokawa repeated, with all the force of his now rapidly pounding heart, “Gen!”</p>
<p>Gen whirled around, his hands immediately reaching to cover his bare body, but not even his strong and muscular arms were large enough to accomplish this task. “H-Hosokawa senpai?”</p>
<p>In a flash, almost as if it were instantaneous, Mr. Hosokawa burst through the window into Gen’s cramped bedroom, pulling on a taut rope that seemed to lead into the unfathomable darkness beyond. With a girlish scream, one that certainly did not match his masculine build, Gen leaped forward into Mr. Hosokawa’s arms. “For me?” Gen exclaimed. Mr. Hosokawa nodded sheepishly as the cow that he had been pulling finally entered the room and let out a jubilant moo."</p>
<p>That CR section was gr8</p>
<p>You needed a calculator? I didn’t even have to write anything down for the math or use the calculator. The worst one was like 11÷25.</p>