The student body hasn’t taken finals in a while, and since then, the exam schedule has changed. Here is a brief of the 2021-2022 exam schedule.

Reminder that there are no exams on Monday, May 23, due to graduation, and it is recommended that students do not come to school. It is considered a “Hold Harmless Day” where absence will not be held against students. If they come in, they will just be held in a study hall for the day.

With finals rapidly approaching, many students are beginning to stress about their upcoming exams.

“Exams are very stressful to me, but I’m happy that I don’t have an exam every day next week,” said Isabel Alonso (’24).

Although exams seem like a nuisance to many students, they are very important. All exams are worth 30 percent of their final semester grade, and many are required to graduate.

“Well [exams are] important to me because [students] need to pass those exams to pass the course. Plus, in some cases, those are graduation requirements, so it’s imperative to help [the students] out and be successful. Show up and take your exams,” said Assistant Principal of Curriculum Christopher Pettit.