High school English teacher trying to challenge the problems of the public school system with sarcasm, subtle rebellion, compassion, cute headbands, and an intense love for my kiddos.
Proctoring senior finals is hilarious. In our county, seniors only have to take final exams if they miss more than three days or if they have below a 70 in a class. The exams are self-scheduled, so they show up in the cafeteria, pick up their finals from the proctor, and take them for however long they see fit. Usually, this is approximately 10-25 minutes.
Today, I had the honor of proctoring from 2:30-4:30 on a Friday afternoon. This was the absolute LAST block in which seniors could come take their exams before grades were due at 5:00. So basically, it was me and the A team in there. The slackerest of the slackers (and I say this in a completely loving way.) At least three kids were clearly high. More than 50% didn’t bring pencils. Five were in pajamas. Three of the kids literally “finished” their exams in five minutes or less. As I collected the completed finals and dutifully put them in my proctor folder, I started thumbing through their answers. Here were some of the gems:
I love seniors.
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