2009-2010 OSSM Schedule: - Thursday, May 28, 2009
2009-2010 OSSM Schedule:
Monday August 10, 2009 First day of School
Monday September 7, 2009 Labor Day (No Classes)
Thursday October 15, 2009 Fall Break (No Classes)
Friday October 16, 2009 Fall Break (No Classes)
Friday October 23, 2009 Parent Teacher Conferences (No Classes)
Wednesday November 25 Thanksgiving (No Classes)
Thursday November 26 Thanksgiving (No Classes)
Friday November 27 Thanksgiving (No Classes)
M-F December 21-Jan 1 Christmas Break (No Classes)
Monday January 4, 2010 Classes Resume
Monday January 18, 2010 Martin Luther King Day (No Classes)
M-F March 15-19 Spring Break (No Classes)
Friday April 2, 2010 Good Friday (No Classes)
Monday May 5, 2010 Calculus AP Exam (Tentative)
Wednesday May 10, 2010 Physics AP Exam (Tenative)
Thursday May 13, 2010 OSSM Ponca Graduation
Friday May 14, 2010 Last Day of OSSM
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2009-2010 Class: Summer Physics Assignment - Tuesday, January 06, 2009Physics Summer Assignment:
Pick one of the following historical physicists. Mr. Nine indicated the star * scientists as having a special interest for Calculus. If you have trouble picking one – select a * person.
Archimedes , Barrow , Johann Bernoulli, Leibniz Jakob Bernoulli, Augustin Louis Cauchy, Emilie du Chatelet, *Descartes, Democritus, Albert Einstein, *Leonhard Euler, Galileo, Carl F. Gauss , Richard Feynman , Fibonnaci , Fermat, Joseph Fourier , Steven Hawkins (Alive), Kepler, Sonya Kovalesky , Sonya Kovalevskaya , Pierre Simon Laplace, *L'Hopital , H. Lebesgue, Joseph Louis Lagrange, *Leibnitz, John von Neumann, Amalie (Emmy) Noether , Simeon Denis Poisson , Phi, *Bernhard Riemann , Sir George Stokes, Norbert Weiner.
Read a book from the library on him/her and/or research them on the internet. Pay special attention to:
a. Their childhood, . Influences that directed them toward physics, c. Significant people in their lives, d. If they won prizes (like Nobel) what was it for? e. Their major scientific advancements.f. Is their ‘physics’ right? Still used today?g. Were they punished or ridiculed for their work? Be prepared to discuss the first day of classes.
Remember – this is supposed to be FUN!
Professor Jensen
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Summer Trig/PreCalc Class - Thursday, May 28, 20092009-2010 OSSM Class
We missed a number of you at the Graduation! However, several of you do need to pick up your PreCalc books. I have jury duty starting June 2nd, so please call to arrange a time to get your summer assignments.
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Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics
The Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics Regional Center of Pioneer Technology Center provides advanced educational opportunities and challenges for high school juniors and seniors in the district who are gifted in the areas of science and math. The school is a branch of the prestigious Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics.
The curriculum is designed to provide an accelerated program that will compliment students’ high school course work in science and math.
Admission to the OSSM Regional Center is a highly competitive process initiated by written application. In addition to the student’s high interest in science and mathematics, the admission committee will examine multiple criteria including standardized test scores, previous grades and course work, academic recommendations, scientific interest and aptitude, self-discipline, personal maturity, motivation and overall potential as an OSSM-Pioneer Tech student.
There is no tuition for students to attend OSSM-Pioneer Tech. Textbooks are supplied by OSSM. Students are only responsible for costs associated with school supplies and incidental expenses related to their course work.
For more information, please call 580-762-8336.
Physics Professor Jensen
Direct Line: 580-718-4247
Calculus Professor Nine
Direct Line: 580-718-4321
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