The menace starts next week

Progress reports are going to be issued to students from 18 to 22 of this month in Escuela Internacional Sampedrana (E.I.S.)

Those students who have a grade lower than 70 will get a progress report starting next week. “I’m sure that I’m not going out next week because I will a get a lot of progress reports” says junior Erick Ramirez.

“Even though there are many high scores than last year, there are still a high number of people with low grades” says Jesus Collantes, math teacher

“There is going to be a lot of progress reports for this bimester because people tend to do lower their grades in the last one because the year is about to end” says principal Sor Reina Rojas and adds that “students must do their last effort to get better grades. They shouldn’t get satisfied with the minimum passing grade they need.”

“I’m just tired of doing too much homework. Teachers should issue less homework” says freshman Maria Duron.

“It’s alarming the great increase of progress report I need to give this bimester” says Stephen Ellis, United States History teacher.

“We also get tired because of the hot temperatures” says junior Ramirez and demands that “air conditioners should be turned on by now, instead of having them turned off.”

Air conditioners cannot be turned on because the date in which it should be given is not until next week said Carlos Cruz, air conditioner installer. He also commented that the air conditioners must be tested before giving them.